1175 Park Ave

1175 Park Avenue is a distinguished 14-story prewar cooperative completed in 1925 and designed by Emery Roth. The masonry building preserves classic New York architectural motifs—high ceilings, tall sash windows, crown moldings, and wood-burning fireplaces—while individual residences have been modernized with contemporary systems and high-end kitchen appliances. Typical homes are expansive four-bedroom-plus plans and larger multi-room layouts accessed from semi-private elevator landings; interiors commonly include formal galleries, separate dining rooms, eat-in kitchens with butler’s pantries, staff/office rooms, and generous built-in storage. Shared services reflect a white-glove co-op standard: full-time doormen, concierge-style attendants, and a live-in superintendent. Amenities on-site include a residents’ fitness room, bicycle storage, private storage options, and a roof deck, with building policies permitting pets and up to 50% financing; there is a customary purchaser-paid flip tax. Located in Carnegie Hill just blocks from Central Park and Museum Mile, the building offers a residential, academically oriented neighborhood near private schools, cultural institutions, and tree-lined streets, catering to households seeking gracious prewar scale combined with modern conveniences.