$4,450,050

Welcome Home! Introducing this newly listed beautiful 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home located in one of Carnegie Hill's most distinguished addresses, 1185 Park Avenue. This iconic Park Avenue prewar coop building is renowned for its distinctive and stunning Gothic triple-arched entrance to a large interior court and driveway. Enter this special completely renovated home through an elegant grand scaled foyer with custom archways and millwork, soaring ceilings, and hand painted textured walls. The residence features prewar charm and character galore, a spectacular layout with great flexibility including both a den and large separate office space, a formal dining room with custom hand painted chinoiserie walls by acclaimed decorative painter Bob Christian, an eat-in kitchen banquet, custom cabinetry and built ins, a wood burning fireplace, with spectacular light and windows throughout.

The formal dining room with its glorious botanical garden is the perfect setting for entertaining and gathering. Decorative painter Bob Christian was commissioned for the blush pink entry foyer, the serene light blue Living Room and formal Dining Room. Located out of Savannah, Bob Christian trained under John Roselli in decorative painting in NYC and works with some of the country's leading interior designers. His work is frequently featured in Architectural Digest, Veranda, and Elle Decor among other top interior design publications.

This fabulous home features en-suite bathrooms in every bedroom, two-zone central air conditioning, a butler's pantry including bar and powder room conveniently located directly off the formal dining, large walk-in closets, a brand-new under counter Bosch washer and dryer, dark wood soundproof floors, and a Sonos sound system. The clean crisp white kitchen with its sophisticated white and gray marble countertops includes a bright windowed eat-in banquet, which is the perfect nook to enjoy while the chef is cooking. High end appliances include a Sub-Zero refrigerator, wine fridge, Miele dishwasher, and Wolf gas range.

The grand scaled living room notably features a custom built-in hidden TV cabinet, wood burning fireplace and plenty of room for multiple seating areas. The primary suite off the living room has two exceptionally large walk-in closets and a primary en-suite bath with a spectacular soaking tub to relax and enjoy, as well as a large rain shower. The primary suite provides its very own sanctuary with its architectural details, expansive space, beautiful light, and prewar charm. We can't forget about the large and separate office space including built-in desk and bookshelves, providing the perfect home office or place for homework.

1185 Park Avenue is an architectural treasure, one of the last of the large apartment houses built in the shape of a hollow square. Constructed in 1929 by Abraham Bricken, the full-block hollow square structure with three arched Gothic-styled entrances, was designed by Schwartz & Gross who also conceived the famous "Ghostbuster's building" at 55 Central Park West. The building's design provides for six separate lobbies and enables each elevator to serve only two apartments. Its residents revere the private uptown location. Known for its large entrance galleries, the grand scale of its rooms, and thoughtful layouts, 1185 Park is a highly sought-after address and one of the premier buildings on Park Avenue. There are 15 floors with 165 apartments and a host of amenities including white-glove service, concierge, private elevator landings, a 24-hour security guard and doormen, a roof deck with spectacular Park Avenue views, a large fitness room and playroom. The building is pet friendly and 50% financing is allowed. 2% flip tax payable by purchaser.