791 Park Ave

Set in Manhattan's Upper East Side, this 1925-built prewar cooperative rises 14 stories and is composed of large, five-bedroom residences. The building was designed by George & Edward Blum and shows classic limestone-and-brick Park Avenue architecture. Interiors in the building commonly feature private elevator landings, generous entrance galleries, formal dining rooms, separate libraries or studies, butler's/pantry storage, and abundant fitted closets. Residents benefit from white-glove service with a 24-hour doorman, live‑in resident manager/superintendent, and concierge-style attention. On-site conveniences include a state-of-the-art fitness center, central laundry facilities, assigned private storage and bicycle storage. Building policies permit pets and offer financing options consistent with coop underwriting; a modest flip tax is in place. The address fronts tree-lined Park Avenue near East 74th Street, minutes from Central Park, major subway lines and local crosstown buses, with nearby hospitals and cultural institutions adding to daily convenience.