1111 Park Ave

A pre-war, white-glove cooperative on Park Avenue completed in 1925, this 14-story, 27-unit building was designed by the noted firm Schwartz & Gross and exemplifies neo-Georgian residential architecture. Residences are large, classic-line layouts — predominantly multi-bedroom Classic 6–8–room and larger 4-bedroom plans — with high ceilings, hardwood floors, oversized entertaining rooms, wood-burning fireplaces, formal dining rooms, separate staff/maids rooms, and generous built-in storage and walk-in closets. Many apartments open from semi-private elevator landings into long entrance galleries and retain period moldings, beamed ceilings in select units, and original details alongside modernized kitchens and baths in renovated homes. Common areas and services reflect full-service living: 24/7 doormen, concierge desk, live-in superintendent, a fitness room, bicycle storage, central laundry and transferable private storage bins. Exterior features include Park Avenue and Park-facing major rooms, private balconies or small private outdoor spaces on select units, and proximity to the Central Park Reservoir and Museum Mile. The cooperative allows pets, typically permits up to 50% financing, charges a purchaser flip tax per its rules, and situates residents within Carnegie Hill’s affluent, walkable neighborhood with easy access to transit, schools, museums, and Madison Avenue retail.