750 Park Ave

750 Park Avenue is a 17-story cooperative built in 1951 and designed by Horace Ginsbern & Associates, located at the southwest corner of Park Avenue and 72nd Street on the Upper East Side. The masonry façade and traditional proportions reflect mid‑century New York apartment house sensibilities set within a highly prestigious streetscape near Central Park, Madison Avenue boutiques and Museum Mile. Residences range from studios to one- and three-bedroom layouts, many offering expansive windows, crown moldings, hardwood parquet or oak floors, separate entry foyers, and prewar-scale room proportions. Kitchens are commonly renovated with stone countertops and stainless appliances; bathrooms feature marble and Kohler fixtures in updated finishes. Many units include private outdoor space—balconies or terraces of varying sizes—and generous closet or dressing areas. Common services and building systems emphasize full-service living: 24-hour doorman, live‑in resident manager/superintendent, laundry room, bike storage, package room, and supplemental storage when available. Co-op policies have varied over time: pied-à-terre ownership and foreign buyers are often acceptable, financing ranges from 40–80% depending on the offering, and pet rules have been specific to individual units or sales. A substantial non‑refundable move‑in/move‑out fee applies. The building’s location and service model cater to residents seeking a classic Park Avenue environment with proximity to green space, high‑end retail, and cultural institutions.