7 PARK Avenue, New York City, NY 10016

This bright one-bedroom apartment features two exposures and central heat and air conditioning. The great room accommodates both seating and dining areas and opens directly into the windowed kitchen, which has a view of the Chrysler Building. The bathroom is also windowed.

The entry hall passes the bedroom and bath, with two closets along the way. The bedroom has a large south-facing window, a generous closet, and a new HVAC unit.

Designed by architect Robert T. Lyons, this distinguished prewar cooperative has an unusual history. The building was originally constructed around a townhouse at the corner of Park Avenue and East 34th Street whose owner refused to sell. The corner property was eventually acquired, allowing for the construction of a postwar addition in 1954 that includes this apartment.

The magnificent original lobby features richly veined marble, brass detailing, and beautifully preserved architectural features that reflect the elegance of a Park Avenue building dating to 1929. The cooperative has a 24-hour doorman and full-time superintendent, along with central laundry, a roof deck easily reached by an elevator just outside the apartment, and waitlisted storage.

The cooperative owns its commercial space along East 34th Street, generating income that helps offset expenses and supports the building’s long-term financial health. A new restaurant lease has been signed at a higher rent, with payments beginning in mid-2027.

Nearby dining includes contemporary Korean cooking at Moono in Koreatown, Sicilian specialties at Norma, and Vietnamese at Nom Nam. The Morgan Library, Scandinavia House, and Dover Street Market are also within easy reach. The 6 train is just one block away, and Grand Central Terminal, Penn Station, and the Midtown Tunnel are all nearby.

Pets, pieds-à-terre, and 75% financing are permitted. Subletting is permitted after three years of ownership, for one year at a time, with board approval and no fixed limit.

Assessment $213.49 per month. Furnished images are virtually staged. Kitchen and bath images are virtually renovated.