993 Park Ave

A distinguished 13-story prewar cooperative on Park Avenue, completed in the 1910s and designed in an Italian Renaissance Revival idiom by Robert T. Lyons. The building contains a mix of expansive multi-bedroom residences—commonly configured as two- and four-bedroom homes and much larger duplexes and classic “10–11 room” layouts—featuring high ceilings, oversized windows, original moldings, hardwood floors, wood-burning fireplaces, formal dining rooms, and large entrance galleries. Many units open from semi-private or private elevator landings and offer generous circulation, separate service wings or staff rooms, and significant storage that often transfers with the apartment. Common interiors include crown moldings, eat-in kitchens, formal dining rooms, and a smoke-free policy; some apartments have been modernized with contemporary kitchens, multiple bathrooms, and modern HVAC. The white-glove cooperative offers a renovated lobby, full-time doormen, a live-in resident manager, attended elevator service, 24-hour staffing, private basement storage, a bicycle room, and a windowed fitness center and laundry. Building policies typically allow pets with board approval, up to 50% financing, and a purchaser-paid flip tax. Located on the Upper East Side, the address sits two blocks from Central Park with immediate access to subway lines, neighborhood shops, and Park Avenue’s institutional streetscape, supporting a refined, service-oriented urban lifestyle.