16 Park Ave

16 Park Avenue is a 16-story, prewar cooperative constructed in 1924 and converted to co-op ownership in the 1980s. The brick boutique building contains roughly 65 units with layouts ranging from studios and one-bedrooms to two- and three-bedroom homes, typically arranged four apartments per floor. Architecturally it reflects 1920s details: high beamed ceilings, original hardwood floors, generous windows in every room and classic moldings. Interiors often include entrance foyers, eat-in kitchens or windowed kitchens, walk-in closets, and renovated bathrooms and kitchens in many units. Common areas are staffed and maintained with an elegant, attended lobby, a live-in superintendent and porter service. Resident amenities emphasize convenience and storage: 24-hour doorman service, central laundry, bike room, private storage, and a planted street-level garden and courtyard with a roof deck. The building’s management policies are flexible for a prewar coop — pets are allowed, subletting and pied-a-terre uses are permitted under defined terms, and co-purchasing, gifting and guarantors are accepted. Parking is street-based; some units and the building benefit from proximity to multiple public transit hubs including Grand Central, Penn Station and numerous subway lines. Located on the corner of Park Avenue and 35th Street in Murray Hill, the building sits close to restaurants, shopping, cultural institutions and major commuter access points.