PARK AVE #105

Welcome to 575 Park Avenue,105: A seamless combination of three apartments of the Second Floor in a White Glove Park Ave Co-op with luxury at the forefront. The result of two year long, meticulous, gut renovation where the entire apartment was taken down to the studs and re-built for today's living. With four bedrooms plus a home office, four brand new bathroom, all new electrical, windows, floors, and central A/C, you have the elegance of a Pre-war with all of the modern conveniences you would…

Welcome to 575 Park Avenue,105: A seamless combination of three apartments of the Second Floor in a White Glove Park Ave Co-op with luxury at the forefront. The result of two year long, meticulous, gut renovation where the entire apartment was taken down to the studs and re-built for today's living. With four bedrooms plus a home office, four brand new bathroom, all new electrical, windows, floors, and central A/C, you have the elegance of a Pre-war with all of the modern conveniences you would expect from new construction. The grand living room measures 19'27.5' and overlooks the trees of East 63rd Street through its historic arched windows. The eat-in, Poggenpohl kitchen is complete with a full line of Meile appliances, Polar White cabinetry with automated drawers, book-matched Calcutta Gold 5cm thick countertops, and more.

The stylish, primary suite features custom mill work, a surplus of storage, and a separate soaking tub and shower stall. Smart Home technology allows for sound, lighting, window treatments, and temperature controls to be adjusted via an iPad (mounted on the wall) or iPhone App. Enjoy the warmth and character of a prewar residence with the upgrades and finishes of new construction.

Originally built as a hotel in 1927 by world-renown architect George Pelham, The Beekman converted to a co-operative in 1969. The Beekman still operates like a hotel with its white glove doorman, concierge, on-site building manager, and fitness center. Electricity, heat, hot water, window washing, and daily housekeeping are INCLUDED IN THE MAINTENANCE FEES. Restaurant by renowned French Chef, Daniel Boulud, coming soon in the building's retail space. Pied-a-terres are welcome. Subletting allowed. Buyers pay 3% flip tax.