Step out of your private elevator vestibule into the entrance gallery and be greeted by a light filled Park Avenue home with large windows and nearly 11.5 ft ceilings, the highest in the entire building. The grand corner living room with impeccable views of both Park Avenue and 82nd Street is absolutely breathtaking and stays bright all day. Next to the living room is the library which may be accessed by both the dining room as well as the living room through double doors on both ends. This clever design creates an excellent atmosphere for entertaining large groups, while also having the versatility to become completely private areas. The incredible oversized kitchen features all top-of-the-line appliances, as well as a separate breakfast room. This home has a flexible 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom layout, as well as a powder room, which was not included in the original design. With arched doorways, and spectacular architectural details, there is no wonder as to why 960 Park Avenue is one of James E.R. Carpenters most sought after 1912 constructions. A Co-op consisting of 13 stories and 30 apartments, ranging anywhere from 5-13 rooms, this building features balconies overlooking both Park Avenue and 82nd Street, and rooms flooded with light, all while being located within a few blocks of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The building is located in Manhattan's prestigious Carnegie Hill, and has a doorman, available storage, fitness center, and is pet friendly.
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