983 Park Ave

A 14–15 story prewar cooperative completed in 1927 and designed by Schwartz & Gross, this Park Avenue white‑glove building offers traditionally scaled multi-room residences primarily configured as three- and four-bedroom apartments. Architecturally the exterior reads as classic Upper East Side masonry with an impressive, recently refreshed lobby and semi-private elevator landings that open into long entrance galleries. Interiors emphasize prewar character: ten‑foot beamed ceilings, herringbone hardwood floors, large picture windows, wood‑burning fireplaces in some units, formal dining rooms, separate eat‑in kitchens with pantry/butler’s configurations, staff rooms or home offices, multiple walk‑in closets and generous storage. Building services include full‑time doorman, elevator attendants, live‑in resident manager/superintendent and white‑glove staff. Amenity offerings are uncommon for a prewar coop: a newly renovated fitness center with a basketball court, bicycle room, central laundry and individual storage bins that convey with apartments. Practical policies accommodate pets and permit up to 50% financing; a flip tax applies per board rules. The location on Park Avenue near 83rd Street places residents within easy walking distance of Central Park, museums, high‑end shopping, restaurants and transit, supporting both grand entertaining and family living in a classic prewar setting.