1160 Park Ave

1160 Park Avenue is a 14-story, prewar white‑glove cooperative built in 1925–26 and designed by George F. Pelham. The building contains a small collection of large-scale residences—mostly classic six- to ten-room apartments—each reached from semi-private elevator landings. Typical homes include long entrance galleries, oversized double-hung windows, high beamed ceilings (around nine feet plus), formal dining rooms, wood-burning fireplaces, and separate service/staff rooms. Interiors commonly feature hardwood or double-herringbone floors, generous closet and storage provisions (including transferable private bins), and windowed kitchens and baths. The coop offers full-time doorman and porter service, a live-in superintendent, fitness center with modern equipment, bicycle storage, central laundry facilities, and individual private storage. Pet-friendly and permitting up to 50% financing, the building enforces a white-glove service standard and a 2% flip tax payable by buyers; pied-à-terre ownership is not allowed. Located in Carnegie Hill on Park Avenue, the property sits steps from Central Park, Museum Mile, and neighborhood institutions, providing a quiet, tree-lined Upper East Side setting with easy access to cultural venues, boutiques, and transit.