1235 Park Ave

Built in 1927, this 16-story prewar condominium on Park Avenue comprises primarily Classic Six–style 2- and 3-bedroom residences that retain traditional center-hall layouts and generous room proportions. Architectural character is expressed through high beamed ceilings, cove and picture-frame moldings, oversized single-pane windows, decorative fireplaces, original hardwood floors with inlaid borders, and period hardware. Units range from fully renovated chef-ready apartments with modern kitchens, marble-clad baths, walk-in pantries and integrated laundry to carefully restored homes preserving formal foyers, separate dining rooms, and maid’s rooms that can serve as offices or bedrooms. Common areas include a preserved 1927 lobby, staffed full-time doorman service, live-in resident manager/superintendent, gracious entry hall, bicycle room, central laundry, and private storage. The building permits pets and allows conventional financing (typically up to 80%); it assesses modest ongoing capital/reserve contributions and levies a flip/transfer fee. Located at the corner of Park Avenue and 96th Street in Carnegie Hill, residences look over Park Avenue’s landscaped median with easy access to Central Park, Museum Mile, neighborhood schools, boutiques, restaurants, the 92nd Street Y, and multiple transit options, offering a refined, amenity-light white-glove prewar living experience.