1000 Park Ave

1000 Park Avenue is a 13-story, white-glove cooperative built in 1916 and designed by Emery Roth. The neo‑Gothic brown‑brick façade features terra‑cotta ornamentation typical of early 20th‑century luxury Manhattan residences. The building’s 65 residences are primarily one‑bedroom and larger multi‑room prewar apartments with high ceilings (often 10–16 feet), oversized windows, hardwood floors, and many layouts that include formal galleries, dining rooms, libraries, and staff/utility rooms. Interiors commonly retain period details such as wood‑burning fireplaces, built‑in millwork, and grand entrance galleries; many units have been tastefully renovated with modern kitchens, upgraded baths, central air conditioning, and custom closets. Common areas reflect full‑service hospitality: a 24‑hour attended lobby, private elevator landings for some homes, a fitness center, bicycle storage and additional basement storage. Exterior features include a blacktop driveway and fenced perimeter. The co‑op operates white‑glove service with in‑building staff and enforces cooperative policies (including financing and flip‑tax considerations). Located at Park Avenue and East 84th Street on the Upper East Side, the building sits close to Central Park, major cultural institutions, transit, shops and restaurants, offering a traditional, service‑oriented Park Avenue lifestyle.