730 Park Ave

Located at Park Avenue and East 71st Street, this landmark prewar cooperative rises 19 stories and was completed in 1928. Designed in Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Jacobean vocabulary by prominent architects of the era, the masonry building presents a two-story limestone base with red Flemish-bond brick and stone detailing above. Residences are large-format, primarily four- and five-bedroom layouts, with duplex penthouses, private elevator landings, lofty ceiling heights, and expansive entertaining rooms that retain original prewar details such as parquet de Versailles and herringbone floors, built-ins, and wood-burning fireplaces. Units typically include formal dining rooms, libraries, windowed eat-in kitchens with pantries, servant/staff quarters, laundry areas, and multiple en-suite baths; some homes have multiple terraces and sweeping skyline or Central Park views. Common areas and services reflect white-glove, full-service living: a staffed front entrance with full-time doormen and elevator attendants, a resident manager, attended elevators, a renovated marble lobby, a fitness center in the basement, bicycle storage and assigned storage bins. The co-op allows limited financing and has a customary flip tax; pet policies are permissive. Situated in the heart of the Upper East Side, the building offers immediate access to Madison Avenue boutiques, restaurants, galleries and Central Park, supporting a refined, service-oriented urban lifestyle.