1120 Park Ave

1120 Park Avenue is a twenty-one–story, 1929 neo-Georgian prewar cooperative by architect George Pelham, located on the northwest corner of 90th Street and Park Avenue in Carnegie Hill. The full-service white-glove building contains 24 large residences—primarily multi-room, three-bedroom and larger apartments—arranged around semi-private or private elevator landings that open into gracious entrance galleries. Interior character emphasizes classic prewar details: high beamed ceilings, herringbone and other hardwood floors, crown moldings, wood-burning fireplaces, oversized picture windows and generous room proportions with formal dining rooms, libraries and maid’s rooms common to many plans. Kitchens range from windowed eat-in rooms to large chef’s configurations; several listings note allowance for in-unit washer/dryers and permitted renovations. Exterior-facing units include Park Avenue and Central Park/reservoir views as well as quieter garden aspects; many homes feature private outdoor space in the form of balconies or terraces. Common areas and services include a 24-hour doorman and concierge, a resident manager, fitness room, bike room and private storage bins; the building permits pets and allows up to 50% financing. Located two blocks from Central Park and Museum Mile, the building sits amid tree-lined streets, cultural institutions, boutiques and established private schools that define the Carnegie Hill lifestyle.