77 Park Ave

A distinguished prewar condominium in Midtown Manhattan, completed in 1924 and rising 15 stories, the building exemplifies classic early 20th-century residential architecture. Units are primarily one-bedroom layouts often reconfigured into two-bedroom plans or including a den; interiors typically include high beamed ceilings, original oak or dark-stained hardwood floors, tall oversized windows and decorative moldings. Many residences feature wood-burning fireplaces, gracious entry foyers, formal dining rooms or separate dining areas, substantial closet space including walk-ins and ornate built-in cabinetry. Bathrooms and kitchens are often windowed and range from renovated chef’s kitchens with marble finishes to historically preserved fixtures and chandeliers. Exterior attributes include Juliet balconies, private outdoor terraces of varying sizes and a planted roof deck offering skyline and Park Avenue views. Building services reflect full-service, white-glove condominium standards with a staffed grand lobby, attentive superintendent and on-site staff; shared amenities include multiple roof decks, central laundry and resident storage. The property is pet-friendly and located near Grand Central, Bryant Park and Park Avenue South, offering immediate access to transit, dining and Midtown cultural destinations.