730 Park Avenue, #15B, New York, NY 10021

Perfectly located at Park Avenue & 71st Street, this high floor front corner classic six with two terraces enjoys open city views and extraordinary sunshine. The apartment has been renovated and is in move-in condition. Enter your elegant home via a semi-private elevator landing, which leads into a formal gallery and a breathtaking open-concept floorplan with high ceilings. Occupying the northeast corner, and providing a spectacular area for entertaining, is the spacious living room with a wood-burning fireplace, oversized windows, and access out to the north terrace overlooking the iconic 740 Park Avenue. The formal dining room also faces north onto the terrace, as does the lovely renovated, windowed eat-in kitchen, and peaceful study/guest room with a full bath. The sunny, square-shaped east-facing master bedroom tucked in the far corner of the apartment features a wood-burning fireplace, en-suite windowed bathroom, and a huge walk-in closet. The second bedroom or library offers private access to the eastern terrace and has easy access to the full hall windowed bathroom. Other conveniences include a Lutron lighting system, humidification system, U/v window film protection an in-home washer dryer, and closets galore throughout the apartment. Built in 1929, 730 Park Avenue was designed in the golden age of New York apartment house construction by F. Burrall Hoffman Jr. and Lafayette A. Goldstone in the neo-Renaissance and neo-Jacobean style. Standing 20 stately stories on the southwest corner on Park Avenue at 71st Street, the building was converted to a cooperative in 1945 and contains 40 generously-proportioned apartments, with few per floor to ensure privacy. Residents enter via an impressive entrance on a quiet side street, and receive the services of full-time doormen and elevator attendants. This prestigious full-service co-op also offers a fitness room, storage, and an excellent location in the center of the Upper East Side minutes from fashionable boutiques, premier restaurants and art galleries on Madison Avenue as well as Central Park.