784 Park Ave

Built in 1929 and rising 19 stories, this prewar cooperative by Emory Roth (with McKim, Mead & White involvement) presents classic Upper East Side architecture and limestone detail. The building contains full-floor and multi-room apartment layouts primarily in two- and three-bedroom configurations plus larger duplex and multi-room homes; many residences open from semi-private or private elevator landings and feature long entrance galleries, high ceilings, herringbone or original hardwood floors, and working wood-burning fireplaces. Interiors commonly include formal dining rooms, eat-in kitchens with pantry or butler’s areas, windowed staff rooms, abundant built-ins and walk-in closets, den/office spaces, multiple terraces or private outdoor spaces, and elements such as soaking tubs and generous storage. As a white-glove cooperative the building offers 24-hour staffed lobby and elevator attendants, a resident manager/super, fitness room, laundry facilities, bike room, children’s playground and private storage bins; mail is delivered to residences and on-site staff manage day-to-day service. Parking is not provided on site; pied-à-terres, pets and some financing are permitted with board approval though subletting policies are restrictive. Located at Park Avenue and East 74th Street, it sits two blocks from Central Park with immediate access to Upper East Side boutiques, restaurants and cultural institutions, offering a formal, amenity-backed urban lifestyle in a landmarked, service-oriented prewar setting.