Ibi iwẹnumọ Park Avenue ni o dara julọ: Ile yii to ni ipo ajẹjẹ (awọn fọto awọn ti wa ni ifamọra ni foju) jẹ ile ti o tobi julo ninu ila A ti a n fẹran pupọ pẹlu afikun ibusun ati baluwe ti o dojuijoko si Park Avenue, eyi ti a ra lati inu ile aarin. Pẹlu awọn ilẹ-oke 9ft +, ilẹ ilẹ herringbone atilẹba ati awọn ferese mẹrinla ti o dojuijoko si gbogbo itọsọna mẹrin pẹlu awọn iwoye ti o ṣii si iwọ-oorun ati iwọ-oorun, ile yii ṣaaju ogun ni awọn ibusun karun-un ati awọn baluwe mẹrin, o si wa ni ọkan ninu awọn ifowopamọ white-glove to julọ ni Park Avenue.

Ibi itẹsi aladani ti n yori si ibi itage ń tan ara rẹ lọwọ awọn ile-iṣọ 25ft pẹlu ibi gbigbe igi (ti ko ti lo fun ju ọdun mẹwa lọ) ati awọn ferese to tobi pẹlu awọn iwoye ti o lẹwa kaakiri Park Avenue ati beebee. Ni ilodi si, ibi idana pataki ti o ni iwọn 20ft ti ode ti n gbalejo mẹwa laarin awọn iwoye ṣiṣi si iwọ-oorun pẹlu iwoye Central Park.

Tiwantiwa ibusun nla ti wa ni ija kọja awọn igun meji ati awọn iwoye mẹta kọja Park Avenue, ọna 63rd ati iwọ-oorun si Central Park. Ibusun igun ti o dojuijoko si iwọ-oorun ati guusu ni awọn iwoye si Park Avenue. Ibusun ti ile ti wa ni ju julo ni o dojuijoko si opopona 63rd ati pe o ni awọn aṣọ ikoko jinlẹ ati aaye to pọ fun ibi gbigbe. Ibusun kẹta ni iwoye igun ti o dojuijoko si opopona 63rd ati iwoye iwọ-oorun si awọn ile-abágbọ pẹlu iwoye lẹwa ti Central Park. Ibusun afikun ti o dojuijoko si Park Avenue, ti a ra lati ila 'B', wa ni ibamu pẹlu ile ibusun, ti o jẹ ki o jẹ ibusun alejo ti o dara julọ tabi ibusun pataki.

Ile idana nla naa ni iwoye iwọ-oorun, pantri ikọkọ, ẹrọ wiwẹ/gbogbo ati ikojọpọ ati aaye counter to pọ. Ibusun karun-un ti iwọn kikun ati baluwe to ni ferese wa nikan ni ite idana ati pe o ni iwoye iwọ-oorun si ọgba.

Ti a kọ ni ọdun 1923 nipasẹ oṣere olokiki James E.R. Carpenter, 580 Park Avenue jẹ ọkan ninu awọn akọ-ami ti o dara julo ti ọna Neo-Renaissance ni ilu ati awọn aaye nla ni iwaju bloku iwọ-oorun kan lori Park Avenue. Ifowopamọ, white-glove, pẹlu ile-ọba marbury to lẹwa ati nkankan, awọn olugbe ni iriri doorman wakati 24, awọn alakoso ile-ẹjọ ati alakoso olugbe. Awọn ẹranko ati pied-a-terre ni a gba. Pato owo-ori ko gbọdọ ju $1,000,000 lọ. Owo-ori 3% ni a san nipasẹ onra.

Ilo ti ikojọpọ ikoko ikọkọ ti o ni ile ni a gbe pẹlu tita.

Diẹ ninu awọn fọto ni a kọ ni foju fun awọn idi iṣafihan nikan.

 

Park Avenue Elegance at its Finest: This exceptional estate condition home (photos are virtually staged) is the largest apartment in the highly coveted A line with the addition of a Park Avenue facing bedroom and bathroom which was purchased from the neighboring apartment. With 9ft + ceilings, original herringbone floors and sixteen windows facing all four directions including open western and eastern exposures, this pre-war apartment has five bedrooms and four bathrooms and is situated  in one of Park Avenue's most distinguished white-glove cooperatives. 

A semi-private elevator landing leads to a grand gallery flanked by a 25ft living room with a wood burning fireplace  (which has not been used in over ten years) and oversized picture windows with glorious open views across Park Avenue and beyond. Opposite, the impressively scaled 20ft formal dining room seats twelve and commands open views west with a Central Park vista. 

The expansive bedroom wing wraps along two corners and three exposures across Park Avenue,  63rd Street and west over to Central Park. The corner bedroom facing east and south has views over Park Avenue. The home's largest bedroom overlooks 63rd street and has deep walk-in closets and abundant space for a sitting area. A third bedroom has a corner exposure over 63rd street and a view west over townhouses with a beautiful vista of Central Park. The additional Park Avenue facing bedroom suite, purchased from the 'B' line, is located apart from the bedroom wing, making it the ideal guest suite or primary bedroom.  

The large kitchen has a western exposure, a walk-in pantry, a washer/dryer and an abundance of storage and counter space. A full-size fifth bedroom and windowed bathroom is located just off the kitchen and has a western view towards the park.

Built in 1923 by renowned architect James E.R. Carpenter,  580 Park Avenue  is one of the finest examples of Neo-Renaissance architecture in the city and commands an entire western block front on Park Avenue. A full service, white-glove cooperative, replete with an exquisite and grand marble lobby, residents enjoy a 24-hour doorman, elevator attendants and a live-in resident manager. Pets and pied-a-terre are permitted. Maximum financing not to exceed $1,000,000. A 3% flip tax is paid by the purchaser.

Use of a building owned private storage cage conveys with the sale

Some of the photos are virtually staged for presentation purposes only.