Building: 417 Park Avenue

The iconic 417 Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan was built in 1917, after the completion of Grand Central Terminal and as a result of the redevelopment of Park Avenue as a grand boulevard of luxury homes. Created by renowned architect Emery Roth and the famed Bing and Bing developers, the building is now the last luxury residence that remains along Park Avenue from Grand Central Terminal North to 57th Street. A distinctive architectural gem in a prime central Manhattan location between 54th and 55th Streets, 417 Park was converted in 1946 from a rental building to a full-service cooperative. Its premier address now neighbors ultra-luxury new development residences such as 423 Park, North America’s tallest white-glove building.

Offering 28 original units on 14 stories, 417 Park boasts gracious homes with spacious, elegant layouts, most of which have their own elevator foyer. Apartments vary in size from 3 to 11 rooms. The convenient address is near major landmarks and many attractions. This premier full-service building permits pets and pied à terres with board approval. 50% financing is allowed.

Description provided by Melissa L Hernandez