NYC terrace skyline

23 Park Ave

4NS

Asking

$3,950,000

Type

Coop

Beds

3

Baths

3

int SF

3,000 sf*

ext SF

600 sf*

PVI

53 %

Expert Opinion

this terrace feels a bit like the old "widows peaks" that you usually find on the coast. but the city views make it a cool place to be in spite of being impractical.

About

located in a stunning stanford white mansion situated on lower park avenue, this renovated duplex penthouse offers approximately 3,000 sq. ft. of indoor space complemented by 2 private set back terraces. an entertainers dream, this 3 bedroom, 3 bath home is styled with an elegant and modern aesthetic. the lower level is flanked by 6 floor to ceiling windows and features a poggenpohl kitchen outfitted with absolute granite countertops, stainless steel clad cabinetry, miele stainless steel dishwasher, wolfe stainless steel 5 burner gas range, miele stainless steel convection oven and warming drawer, sub-zero stainless steel refrigerator/freezer and a sub-zero stainless steel wine cooler. solid wood floors of white bleached oak are laid on a diagonal and both the living room and the dining room have wood burning fireplaces . the lower level also offers a bedroom, a carrera marble bath with glass enclosed shower and laundry facilities with a washer/dryer. ascend the architectural staircase and arrive at the second level offering 5 skylights, a den with a fireplace and french doors to a set back terrace, a master bedroom suite with a wall of windows within a glass enclosed solarium and a spa style bathroom and a 3rd bedroom with bath en-suite. a spiral staircase leads you to a roof deck oasis which has been virtually staged for the web presentation. the multi-zone central air conditioning has been recently upgraded and the sound system has been enhanced with wireless sonos in every room as well as on the 2 terraces. 23 park avenue, designed by mckim mead and white and built in 1890, is a 5 story italian renaissance palazzo and is the only remaining example of a late 19th century private mansion on park avenue. this pet friendly building has an elevator and a super on duty between the hours of 7am and 4pm. situated at the crossroads of nomad and the murray hill historic district, this co-op offers proximity to transportation hubs, the morgan library & museum, whole foods, trader joe's, fairway and a plethora of restaurants flanking nomad.

Floorplan

floorplan

Terrace Details

Terrace Size

600 SF

Percent Value Increase (PVI)

53 %

Terrace Type

Direct Living

Living Level

Second Level

Direct Roof

Roof Access

Convenience

True Penthouse

Multiple Access

Multiple Levels

Gas

Water

Features

Summer Kitchen

Pool / Tub

Fireplace

Outdoor Shower

Media / TV

Pergola / Shade

Planters

Building Details

Ownership

coop

Doorman

NONE

Neighborhood

Murray Hill

Name

james robb house

Building Type

apartment

Elevators

1

Pets

dogs

Services

Doorman

Concierge

Elevator Operator

Super

Amenities

Gym

Pool

Laundry

Lounge

Children's Room

Storage & More

Storage

Bike Room

Cold Storage

Package Room

Garage

Location

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