1035 Park Ave

Built in 1926, this 15-story prewar cooperative on Park Avenue is a boutique, white-glove residence with just 32 units. The limestone-clad building presents traditional, classically proportioned façades and a recently refreshed lobby. Apartments are primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts arranged for formal entertaining: long entrance galleries, separate formal dining rooms, eat-in kitchens with pantry or staff rooms, and distinct bedroom wings. Interiors retain prewar details — tall ceilings, crown moldings, millwork, wood-burning fireplaces in select homes, and hardwood floors — while many residences have been updated with modern chef-grade appliances, renovated marble baths, built-ins, and through-wall or in-unit climate systems. Common areas and services include a 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager, private fitness room, bike room, laundry facility, and deeded storage; select units transfer with private storage and some offer private outdoor terraces over 60 sq ft. The building is pet-friendly, allows up to 50% financing, imposes a cooperative flip tax (2% paid by purchaser) and occasional special assessments. Located on Park Avenue near Central Park and Museum Mile, the property sits within a highly walkable, museum-and-restaurant-rich neighborhood that favors buyers seeking classic prewar scale with modern conveniences.