475 Park Ave

A full-service prewar cooperative on Park Avenue, completed in 1908 and risen to a 15-story profile during its midcentury conversion. The building contains a mix of one- to four-bedroom simplex apartments, many retaining original architectural details such as high ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood parquet floors, decorative fireplaces, and generous built-ins. Units commonly feature formal entry galleries, separate dining rooms or dining areas, walk-in closets, and configurations that include maid’s rooms or dens adaptable as offices or third bedrooms. Shared spaces and operations reflect a white-glove service model: a 24-hour attended lobby, live-in resident manager, manned elevators, porters and superintendent, attended elevators, basement laundry and private storage bins that typically convey with residences. The property maintains an on-site backup generator and permits pied-à-terres with board approval; financing and pet policies vary by unit and board rules. Limited private outdoor spaces exist in some residences. Located between East 57th and 58th Street, the co-op sits at the crossroads of Midtown and the Upper East Side, steps from Madison Avenue shops, world-class dining, cultural institutions, abundant subway lines, and Central Park. The building’s scale and service profile support both full-time families and buyers seeking a centrally located, service-oriented Manhattan address.