Built in 1916 by esteemed architect J. E. R. Carpenter, 630 Park Avenue on the corner of 66th street, is an exclusive Park Avenue address. Designed by AD100 designer David Kleinberg , this meticulously renovated 2-bedroom residence exudes elegance and sophistication, with no expense spared in its renovation. Upon entering, a dramatic gallery with 10'8" coved ceilings leads you into a grand living room boasting painstakingly restored oak paneling finished with hand applied silver leaf along with a stunning carved plaster ceiling. The living room offers double exposure, facing onto Park Avenue and E.66th St and provides a luxurious space for both relaxation and entertainment. Beautiful views North and East over Park Avenue towards the iconic Armory and leafy treetop vistas enhance the beauty of this room. The apartments opulent yet understated aesthetic is supported by modern systems and luxuries, such as central air conditioning, heated bathroom floors, Sonos system, and museum-quality lighting. Nearby, there is an intimate dining area with built in banquette seating . The kitchen is adjacent to the dining area and features Pietra Cardosa stone countertops and white lacquered cabinetry along with nickel and frosted glass sliding doors that can close off space while entertaining.



The apartment also boasts a centrally located wet bar with wine refrigerator for 200 bottles which is ideal for hosting. Through a hallway, the sleeping quarters offer two bedrooms with the sumptuous primary bedroom providing a serene retreat with its own en-suite Dolomiti marble bathroom and custom fitted walk-in closet. The second bedroom has built in wood paneling and storage space and there is a second handsome bathroom featuring marble and onyx details.



Located on Park Avenue, this perfect pied-à-terre offers a prime location in one of Manhattan's most coveted neighborhoods. With its timeless elegance and modern amenities, this home presents a rare opportunity to experience the epitome of luxury living in the heart of New York City.

This well-located and attractive apartment building is one of many designed by J. E. R. Carpenter, who was the foremost architect in the city of luxury residential buildings of his era.

Erected in 1916, this 12-story building, which replaced five row houses, was converted to a cooperative in 1954 and has 34 apartments. It is convenient to public transportation and the many fashionable boutiques and restaurants along Madison Avenue and, of course, it is not too far from Central Park.

There is a 3% flip tax payable by the purchaser. Financing is allowed at 50%.