1175 Park Ave

1175 Park Avenue is a distinguished pre-war cooperative on Park Avenue in Carnegie Hill, built in 1925 and rising roughly 14 stories with a small collection of expansive residences. Designed in the Emery Roth tradition, the masonry façade and classical proportions reflect 1920s luxury apartment design. The building contains very large four-bedroom and multi-room units—many configured with formal galleries, separate dining rooms, libraries or staff rooms, and private elevator landings—preserving original prewar details such as high ceilings, hardwood floors, marble fireplaces and pronounced millwork. Interiors range from meticulously restored classic apartments to fully reconfigured architect-designed residences with modern mechanicals, integrated home automation, and high-end chef kitchens. Common building offerings emphasize white-glove service: full-time doormen, a live-in superintendent, handymen, and building laundry facilities. Shared amenity spaces are modest and practical: a fitness room/gym, bicycle storage, basement laundry and individual private storage for some units; a roof deck is available in limited listings. The co-op governance includes a customary flip tax (typically 2%) and allows limited financing (around 50%). Pet and specific sublet policies vary by unit and board approval. The building’s location places it two blocks from Central Park and Museum Mile, with nearby dining, cultural institutions, and a quiet, tree-lined residential feel that supports both grand entertaining and family living.