470 Park Ave

Located at the southwest corner of Park Avenue and 58th Street, this 14-story prewar cooperative was completed in 1916 by Schwartz & Gross. The building’s masonry façade and classic setbacks reflect early 20th‑century Manhattan apartment design. Units are predominantly two‑bedroom layouts derived from original Classic Six plans, many reconfigured to create expansive living and formal dining rooms, high ceilings (around 10 feet), oversized windows, crown moldings, and hardwood floors. Interiors often include pantry or foyer entries, generous closet space—including walk‑ins in some homes—and features such as built‑in bookcases, decorative moldings, and original prewar details alongside modern upgrades like through‑the‑wall HVAC, renovated kitchens with premium appliances, and in‑unit washer/dryer installations where Board approved. Common areas and services emphasize a white‑glove experience: full‑time doorman, live‑in superintendent, laundry room, and a roof deck. Storage is available in the basement; a storage bin typically transfers with the sale. The cooperative is pet‑friendly, permits pied‑a‑terre ownership, and allows up to 50% financing in many cases, subject to Board approval. Its Midtown location places residents a short walk from Central Park, high‑end shopping, restaurants, and major transit, making the building a blend of historic prewar character and full‑service urban living.