Ipo pipe lori ilẹ kẹjọ ti ọkan ninu awọn ile-ifowopamọ atijọ ti Park Avenue, ile igbadun yii ti o kun fun oorun nfunni ni ẹwa ti ko ni akoko ti Old New York, pẹlu gbogbo irọrun igbalode.

Ti a ṣe ni ọdun 1916 nipasẹ ile-iṣẹ apẹrẹ olokiki Schwartz & Gross, 930 Park Avenue jẹ ile funfun ti a mọ fun iwọn rẹ ti o ni itara, iwa onilẹ ati inu ti o gbooro. Pẹlu awọn ilẹkun ti n goke to 10'6", awọn alaye onilẹ atilẹba ati awọn ferese nla ti o funni ni awọn iwo ilu to ni ifamọra ni mẹrin itọsọna, gbogbo yàrá ni a ṣe apẹrẹ pẹlu imọlẹ adayeba ati alaye onilẹ ti ko ni akoko.

Ibi lilọ elevator ti ara ẹni ṣii si galari ẹnu-ọna alaragbayida, n ṣeto ọna fun isọdọkan ile ti o ni itara ati ṣiṣan ti ko ni idiwọ. Mejeeji ni akiyesi onilẹ ati iṣẹ ṣiṣe pataki, eyi ni ọkan ile, ti n ṣiṣẹ gẹgẹbi ila arin ti o so gbogbo mẹrin ẹsẹ ile pọ. Pẹlu imọlẹ adayeba ti n lọ si gbogbo itọsọna, o ṣẹda aaye ifamọra ati imọ ti ṣiṣan ti ko ni idiwọ laarin aaye ilosiwaju, gbigba laaye ati awọn igbekalẹ aladani. Lẹhin galari naa ni yara ọkà daradara ati awọn ibi ipamọ nla meji.

Awọn aaye ti o sọtọ fun isere ti ṣafihan ni enfilade ti o ni itara, ti o ṣẹda ilana igbadun ti awọn yàrá ti o ni iwọn ti o dara fun isere ni iwọn nla. Nigba ti ọkọọkan ẹsẹ jẹ alailẹgbẹ ati pataki, ilana naa nfunni ni iṣakoso iyalẹnu-eyi ti o gba laaye fun ẹka aladani lati ṣẹda tabi awọn yàrá lati pin ni igbagbogbo.

Ile gbigbe nla, ti a gbe sori ina ina igi, jẹ apẹrẹ fun isere ti a fi ọwọ ṣe tabi awọn alẹ tinrin ni ile. Ile-ikawe ti o ni ọgbọn pẹlu irinṣẹ ti a ṣe ni aṣa ati ogiri ti o pese aaye ipamọ fun kika tabi ṣiṣẹ, lakoko ti yara idana osere-formal-an yara igun ti o ni ferese mẹrin ti o tobi ju-pọ ni iwo ilu ti awọn ile to ni igi ni 81st Street ati Ile-iyẹwu Metropolitan Museum of Art, ṣeto ipilẹ to pe fun awọn ikọsí ti ko le gbagbọ.

Ile idana ti o tobi pẹlu awọn ferese jẹ ogun gidi ti olounje, ti o ni ibamu pẹlu ibi idana ti a ṣe ni iwọn ti o gbooro ti o kun fun ina gusu. O ti ṣetan pẹlu awọn ohun elo to dara julọ, pẹlu firiji ati firiji Sub-Zero, kọmpat Miele, oven ati ibudo Viking pẹlu griddle, oven Bosch, ati firiji oti Viking. Ibi ipamọ to pọ si n pese si ipamọ to pọ. Ẹsẹ yii ni ẹnu-ọna ti o ni aibikita diẹ sii-ti o wa ni ijinna kekere lati galari ẹnu-ọna tabi taara lati yara idana-npese iwa rẹ ati asiri. Ni ẹgbẹ ile idana ni yara isanwo ti o tayọ ati iwẹ-nla ti o ni ferese ti o wa ni ipo to rọrun. Yara oṣiṣẹ ti o tobi-loni ti a ṣeto bi yara iṣẹ-ṣiṣe ni adagun pẹlu agolo alagbara ati awọn ohun elo ti a ṣe ni aṣa-pọwọ si ẹsẹ yii.

Gbogbo mẹta awọn yàrá agba naa ni ifojusi si Park Avenue, ẹya kan ti o nira ati ti a fẹ. Ibi-iwọle ibugbe ti o tobi ni a fun ni imọlẹ ọkọ-arin ati ariwa nipasẹ awọn ferese mẹrin nla ati nfun ẹya mẹrin ti awọn ibi ipamọ ti o wa ni ogiri-mẹta ati iwẹ-nla pẹlu ibọn ifẹ. Awọn yàrá meji miiran-ọkan kọọkan pẹlu awọn ibi ipamọ nla-pinnu iwẹ ti o ni ferese ti o gbooro. Awọn ẹya afikun pẹlu afẹfẹ laarin ogiri ati afẹfẹ aarin, awọn ẹya ilẹ etí atijọ ati awọn ẹya iwẹ Waterworks to dara julọ.

930 Park Avenue jẹ ile-ifowopamọ ti o ni ilana pipe pẹlu doorman wakati 24, awọn porters, superintendant olugbe ti nyara, iwẹ ẹrọ ti o ni kikun ati yara kẹkẹ. Ile naa gba igbasilẹ to 50%, ati pe idogo 2% ni a san nipasẹ olura. A ti pin ẹru kan nipasẹ ile naa.

Eyi jẹ anfani ti o nira lati ni ile ti a mọ ninu ọkan ninu awọn apakan ti o fẹ julọ ti Park Avenue.

Perfectly positioned on the 8th floor of one of Park Avenue's premier prewar cooperatives, this sun-flooded, grandly proportioned corner residence offers the timeless elegance of Old New York, with every modern convenience.
 
Designed in 1916 by the renowned architectural firm Schwartz & Gross, 930 Park Avenue is a white-glove building known for its refined scale, architectural pedigree and generously proportioned interiors. With soaring ceilings reaching up to 10'6", original architectural details and oversized windows that provide captivating open city views in four directions, every room is framed by natural light and timeless architectural detail.
 
A semi-private elevator landing opens into a magnificent entrance gallery, setting the tone for the home's gracious layout and seamless flow. Both architecturally and functionally significant, this  is the heart of the home, serving  as the central axis connecting all four wings of the residence. With natural light filtering in from every direction, it creates an inviting focal point and a seamless sense of flow between the living, entertaining, and private quarters. Off the gallery is an elegant powder room as well as two large closets.
 
The formal entertaining spaces unfold in a gracious enfilade, creating a dramatic procession of beautifully scaled rooms ideal for large-scale entertaining. While each wing is distinct and substantial, the layout offers exceptional flexibility-allowing for private suites to be created or rooms to be elegantly partitioned.
 
The grand living room, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, is ideal for refined entertaining or quiet evenings at home. A richly appointed library with custom lacquered millwork and walls provides a tranquil space for reading or working, while the formal dining room-an impressive corner room with four oversized windows-overlooks tree-lined 81st Street townhouses and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, creating the perfect backdrop for unforgettable gatherings.
 
The large windowed eat-in kitchen is a true chef's haven, incorporating an oversized built-in dining banquette which is bathed in southern light. It is equipped with top-of-the-line appliances, including a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, Miele dishwasher, Viking oven and range with griddle, Bosch oven, and a Viking wine refrigerator. A generous pantry adds to the abundant storage. This wing enjoys a more discreet entrance-accessible just off the entry gallery or directly from the dining room-enhancing its functionality and privacy. Adjoining the kitchen is a versatile entertainment room and a conveniently located windowed full bath. A spacious staff bedroom-currently configured as a full laundry room with a vented dryer and custom cabinetry-completes this wing.
 
All three principal bedrooms enjoy frontage on Park Avenue, a rare and coveted feature. The expansive corner primary suite is bathed in eastern and northern light through four oversized windows and offers a series of four wall-to-wall closets and a windowed en-suite bath with soaking tub. Two additional bedrooms-each with large closets-share a spacious, windowed bathroom. Additional features include through-the-wall and central air conditioning, antique brass door fixtures and top-of-the-line Waterworks bath fixtures.
 
930 Park Avenue is an impeccably run cooperative with a 24-hour doorman, porters, live-in resident superintendent, a fully equipped gym and a bicycle room. The building allows up to 50% financing, and there is a 2% flip tax paid by the purchaser. A storage bin is assigned by the building.
 
This is a rare opportunity to own a distinguished home in one of the most desirable stretches of Park Avenue.