925 PARK Avenue #5/6A/6D Manhattan, NY 10075

With all of the charm of an elegant country mansion, this exceptional large duplex ticks every box for the discerning buyer. There are beautifully proportioned rooms with high ceilings for entertaining and gracious living and an array of bedroom suites with a flexible layout to easily accommodate a variety of needs.

Arranged around a central stair hall, the main level offers a spacious entry foyer with separate powder room and staff/storage room. The reception rooms are all of impressive scale and comprise an expansive living room with wood burning fireplace, a handsome library also with wood burning fireplace, a formal dining room and a capacious eat-in kitchen facing Park Avenue with extensive pantry and storage and a back staircase to the bedroom floor.

The main staircase leads to an unusually large upstairs landing with direct access from the elevator hallway. This level offers five bedrooms with three additional fireplaces, and a generous media room which could easily be used as a sixth bedroom. There are five full bathrooms, a full laundry room and a study which, with board approval, could be converted to a sixth bathroom. A rare feature of the apartment is the unusual quantity of over-sized walk-in closets and attractive custom storage. The apartment is in excellent condition with renovated kitchen and bathrooms and through-wall air conditioning in most rooms.

Two outside staff rooms are also available for purchase and are accessible directly from the staff/storage room on the main level of the apartment.

Perfectly located in the heart of the Upper East Side on Park Avenue at East 80th Street, this sought-after pre-war cooperative was one of the earliest tall apartment buildings to be constructed on the upper East Side in 1907 by the legendary firm of Delano and Aldrich, famed for their American interpretation of European architecture. The Renaissance Revival style of the building is distinguished from its neighbors by its classical limestone block base and buff-brick façade and primarily houses large duplex homes with grand elevator landings.