1000 Park Ave

1000 Park Avenue is a 13-story, 21-unit prewar cooperative completed in 1916 and designed by Emery Roth. The neo-Gothic façade and historically detailed lobby announce a classic Upper East Side residence built by Bing & Bing. Units are predominantly one-bedroom and larger multi-bedroom layouts arranged for formal entertaining, with high ceilings (about 10–16 feet in some homes), oversized windows, original moldings, hardwood floors, and occasional wood-burning fireplaces. Many apartments retain prewar features such as entrance foyers, separate formal dining rooms, and staff/service rooms; several listings note fully renovated chef’s kitchens, custom millwork, and modernized mechanicals including central air in select homes. Common areas and services reflect white-glove coop standards: a 24-hour attended lobby with full-time doormen and live-in superintendent, a recently updated fitness center, bicycle storage and individual storage bins, laundry facilities and a concierge-style staff. The building permits pets (and pied-à-terre on a case-by-case basis) and offers typical coop financial rules (partial financing allowed, flip tax applicable). Located on Park Avenue at East 84th Street, the property sits steps from Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum, public transit, restaurants and neighborhood shopping, providing a distinguished, service-oriented Upper East Side lifestyle.