High-Floor Sundrenched Corner Classic 7

your own needs. Enter through a semi-private landing into a foyer and central gallery from which divides this home perfectly between entertainment and retreat. The living room stretches nearly 24' deep, warmed by southern sunlight through a pair of classic six-over-six windows. A wood-burning fireplace dressed in a mantle of handsome millwork rests at the center of the room, enhancing the home's prewar esthetic and charm. Overhead, coved crown molding frames the ceilings which rise over 9' throughout the entire home. Immediately adjacent, a large formal dining room is the perfect setting for dinner parties and holiday gatherings, further serviced by both a built-in dry bar as well as a pantry before the kitchen with an additional sink, a full-sized dish washer, and an array of cabinetry and storage for your dinner and glassware. At the North end of the home, there is a sizable windowed kitchen with a French door style stainless steel refrigerator, a gas range as well as a full-sized washer and dryer that vents to the exterior. The entertaining wing is completed by a home office/service room with an en-suite windowed renovated bathroom with stall shower. The principle bedrooms are located in the East wing of the apartment, anchored by the current corner primary suite which features sunny exposures East and South over 89th Street. There is a deep walk-in closet as well as a windowed en-suite bathroom with marble countertops and a deep soaking tub with a marble surround. The second bedroom stretches nearly 20' wide and is equipped with a pair of oversized walk-in closets which can be combined into one massive one, offering an excellent alternative for a primary suite which can incorporate the adjacent full bathroom. The third bedroom is perfectly situated between the corner bedroom and the entertaining wing, and while last used as a library/guest room it is adjacent to the corner bedroom's windowed en-suite bath which it can easily directly access as well. For both alternate uses noted above, please refer to the alternate floor plan attached. Built in 1923, 1105 Park Avenue was designed by the renowned Rosario Candela in the Renaissance Revival style and was his first Upper East Side commission. With a brick facade and rusticated limestone base, the building commands the northeast corner of Park Avenue and East 89th Street. There is an attentive white-glove staff including a full-time doorman and live-in resident manager as well as a fitness center, bicycle storage and assigned private storage. Residents enjoy fabulous proximity to Central Park, Museum Mile as well as the vast array of restaurants, shopping, cultural and educational institutions that define life on the prime Upper East Side. Pets are permitted, and there is a 2% flip tax payable by the purchaser. Financing is permitted up to 50%.