1150 Park Ave

1150 Park Avenue is a pre‑war, full‑service cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1940 and rising roughly 18–19 stories with about eighty to ninety residences. Architecturally it reflects the period’s restrained classical vocabulary: high ceilings, gracious galleries and formal room arrangements that produce house‑like floor plans. Unit types range from studios and two‑bedrooms to larger four‑bedroom homes, many with original details such as mouldings, decorative fireplaces, built‑in bookcases and oak hardwood floors. Several apartments offer private outdoor space including wraparound terraces or smaller terraces and balconies. Common interior features emphasized across listings include formal dining rooms, den spaces, eat‑in or windowed kitchens, generous closet storage and large foyers suitable for entertaining. Building services and amenities are oriented to full‑service coop living: 24‑hour doorman/resident manager or live‑in superintendent, on‑site gym, common laundry, bike room and individual storage lockers (waitlist often applies). The coop permits pets (typically up to two, board approval required) and considers pied‑a‑terres; financing and flip‑tax terms are governed by coop rules. Located at Park Avenue and 92nd Street in Carnegie Hill, the building sits a short walk from Central Park, Museum Mile, Madison Avenue retail and neighborhood institutions such as the 92nd Street Y, delivering a quiet, culturally rich urban lifestyle.