1100 Park Ave

1100 Park Avenue is an 18-story, full-service pre-war cooperative built in 1930 by architects De Pace & Juster, located in Carnegie Hill on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The limestone-and-terra-cotta façade rises from a three-story marble base and is detailed with ornamental balconies and classical cornices. Apartment layouts are large Classic Six and multi-bedroom homes—3- and 4-bedroom configurations are common—featuring high ceilings, formal galleries, expansive living rooms with wood-burning fireplaces, separate formal dining rooms, eat-in kitchens with pantries and staff rooms, built-ins, and abundant closet space including multiple walk-in closets. Many residences retain or have restored herringbone and plank hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, crown moldings, and notable prewar millwork; several homes have been fully renovated with modern mechanical systems, central air, and high-end chef’s kitchens. Common areas and services reflect a white-glove environment: a 24-hour doorman/concierge, live-in resident manager, multiple porters, newly renovated lobby, on-site super, a fitness room, bike storage, private storage units, and laundry facilities. The building permits pets, maintains a strict co-op governance with flip tax provisions, and has periodic assessments. Street-level access on Park Avenue places the building two blocks from Central Park, adjacent to Museum Mile, upscale retail and dining, and multiple public transit options, creating a residence oriented toward cultural and urban conveniences.