Gilded Age grandeur never left this $14M Park Avenue co-op
All photos courtesy of Christie’s International Real Estate New York
With 4,700 square feet of living space, this classic seven spans the entire seventh floor of 660 Park Avenue, which elevates it to sky-mansion territory, but the sprawling co-op retains the quiet elegance of a bygone era. Asking $14 million, the co-op offers gracious room proportions, a generous layout, and a classic Upper East Side address, with 21st-century comforts quietly added behind the scenes.
The home begins with a private elevator landing that opens onto a 25-foot-long gallery. Beneath 10-foot ceilings, an elegant living room with 90 feet of Park Avenue frontage is anchored by a wood-burning fireplace.
An intimate wood-paneled library has another fireplace. This triptych of entertaining spaces also includes a formal corner dining room. There is a powder room off the library.
A large, windowed kitchen is ready to serve a crowd, anchored by a large center prep island. Custom pale wood cabinetry frames two Viking ovens, a Miele cooktop, two Miele dishwashers, two warming drawers, two sinks, and a Sub-Zero refrigerator.
A corner banquette is perfect for casual dining. This creative space is served by a separate butler’s pantry and a closet-lined hallway for plenty of storage. A staff room and a laundry room add a rare level of convenience.
Off a wide, quiet hallway you’ll find the bedrooms. The corner primary suite looks out over the avenue, with southern light to match the views. This chamber is served by a large dressing area, several closets, and a marble-enhanced bath.
Each of the two additional bedrooms has an ensuite bath. Sold with the apartment, a separate staff room and two private storage rooms are located on the ground floor.
The 1926 co-op at 660 Park Avenue is one of the city’s most sought-after residences. White glove perks include door attendants, porters, and a resident manager.
A Gilded-Age caveat: Financing is not permitted.
[Listing details: 660 Park Avenue, #7 at CityRealty]
[At Christie’s International Real Estate by Wendy Greenbaum and Maria Kourepenos]
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