525 Park Ave

525 Park Avenue is a distinguished pre‑war condominium on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1914 and rising roughly 14–17 stories in a classic New Renaissance idiom by Schwartz & Gross. The building is full‑service and white‑glove, with private elevator landings that lead directly into gracious entrance galleries for many residences. Apartment configurations range from one- and two‑bedrooms up to spacious four‑bedroom units and full‑floor homes, several of which include libraries or staff rooms. Interiors emphasize pre‑war detailing — 10-foot ceilings, crown moldings, herringbone or wide‑plank hardwood floors, marble baths, wood‑paneled libraries, and original millwork — alongside modern conveniences such as in‑unit washer/dryers, renovated chef’s kitchens, recessed lighting and updated mechanicals. Many residences offer multiple exposures and oversized windows with leafy Park Avenue or city views; select units include private terraces or expansive wraparound roof terraces. Shared building features reflect a luxury service model: a staffed doorman/concierge, white‑glove service, on‑site storage and occasional private parking availability. Exterior amenities include building balconies and a roof deck; pet policies vary by unit with board approval commonly required. Located at the corner of Park Avenue and 61st Street, the building sits two blocks from Central Park and within easy walking distance of Madison Avenue shopping, cultural institutions, and fine dining, delivering a refined Upper East Side lifestyle rooted in architectural pedigree and formal, entertaining‑oriented layouts.