Quintessential Park Avenue Home: This classic, pre-war 6 room apartment has a fantastic layout with grand, well proportioned rooms. Wonderful pre-war details include beamed ceilings, crown moldings, herringbone wood floors, wood burning fireplace, and abundant closet and storage space. From the semi-private elevator landing, one enters the gallery which serves as the center of this home. Off this gallery is an enormous 27-foot long living room centered on the wood-burning fireplace. Across the foyer is a large, formal dining room which offers the perfect space for intimate or formal entertaining.

The windowed, eat-in chefs kitchen has plenty of counter and cabinet space and was recently renovated. The kitchen's pantry area has a washer/ dryer and second sink. Additionally, there is a staff room with a full bathroom currently used as an office. In a separate wing off the foyer, there are two large bedrooms. The oversized corner, primary bedroom with large windows has two WIC and a fully renovated bathroom. The second bedroom, currently used as a library, is gracious in size and has an ensuite, renovated bathroom.

1095 Park Avenue is a luxury, white-glove co-op built in 1930 by Schwartz & Gross. There are eighteen floors and sixty-seven residences. This full service building is pet-friendly. There is a live-in superintendent, 24-hour doorman and porter, full laundry room, 24 hour fitness room, and bike room. The building is close to all transportation, dining, shopping, museums and just moments from Central Park. 2% flip tax paid by purchaser and the building allows up to 50% financing.