Situated in one of Manhattan's most prestigious addresses, this magnificent prewar triplex at 830 Park Avenue masterfully blends the stately elegance of a classic townhouse with the impeccable service and prestige of a premier co-operative. Spanning three expansive floors, this exceptional four to five bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath residence offers a gracious layout, soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and exquisite architectural details, including hardwood floors, custom moldings and millwork, six-zone central air, and a handsome wood-burning fireplace.

The main level is designed for grand entertaining and refined daily living. A welcoming entry foyer leads to a formal gallery and reception room featuring the stately fireplace, setting the tone for the home's elegance. Beyond, a spectacular 30-foot living room boasts large bay windows with enchanting treetop views. An elegant dining room is perfectly proportioned for memorable gatherings, while the chef's kitchen is outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances, custom cabinetry, and a large pantry.

The upper level offers a tranquil private retreat. The corner primary suite enjoys bright south and east exposures, three generous closets, and a luxurious windowed en-suite bath with two sinks and a glass-enclosed shower. Two additional bedrooms each feature their own en-suite baths-one with a bathtub, the other with a shower. A fourth room is a private study which provides a flexible space for a home office or guest suite.

The lower level is ideal for recreation and relaxed living, offering a large entertainment/media room, a fully equipped wet bar with a full height wine refrigerator, an additional bedroom suite which has currently been outfitted as a gym, a full windowed bathroom, a spacious laundry room, and a large separate enclosed storage room which can accessed directly from the apartment.

The building allows 50% financing and there is a 2.5% flip tax paid by the purchaser.

This elegant neo-Georgian white-glove co-operative was designed by George and Edward Blum and completed in 1912. There are thirty-seven residences. Ideally located on a prime stretch of Park Avenue, the building offers immediate access to Central Park, Museum Mile, world-class galleries, Madison Avenue boutiques, and the city's finest dining destinations.