Building: 475 Park Avenue

This 14-story, white glove building was orignally built as a series of duplex apartments in 1908, reinvented as 62 simplex cooperative units in 1959, with a distinctive white-brick facade not original to the building. The even-floored units feature higher ceilings as a vestige of the original construction.

With a prime location on 58th Street and Park Avenue, the building is very convenient to the Midtown office and shopping districts and just steps from some of the best dining and cultural attractions that Manhattan has to offer. 475 Park is one of the most sought after white glove cooperatives on Park Avenue and features a 24 hour attended lobby and manned elevator. Apartments in this elegant building rarely become available. Pied-a-terre’s are allowed with board approval. The building allows 50% financing and no pets. Private storage is also available.

Building Description Provided by Scott Harris