876 Park Ave

A landmark prewar, white-glove cooperative on Park Avenue built in 1917 and rising 13 stories with approximately two dozen residences. The building’s exterior reflects classical early-20th-century proportions and sits on a tree-lined block near Central Park. Residences are large, typically three-bedroom (three-bedroom suites and flexible four-room configurations are common), many arranged around semi-private elevator landings and long entrance galleries. Interiors retain traditional prewar details — high ceilings, coffered or decorative moldings, oversized windows, wood-burning fireplaces, hardwood floors, and generous built-in storage — while many units have been comprehensively renovated to include modern kitchens, multiple ensuite baths, central or through-wall air conditioning, and audio/automation systems. Common areas and services emphasize full-service luxury: a staffed 24-hour doorman, a live-in resident manager, elevator service, newly outfitted fitness facilities, bicycle room, laundry, and private storage bins for each apartment. The building also maintains a communal roof deck. Pet-friendly policies and limited financing (typically around 30% allowed) are noted in the house rules; transfer fees or flip taxes apply. Parking is offsite; the location places residents within short walking distance of high-end Madison Avenue retail, museums, restaurants, and Central Park, supporting a culturally rich Upper East Side lifestyle.