A Full-Floor Park Avenue Condo with High-Style Wants $18M

In the heart of Park Avenue’s Historic District, a new-build luxury condominium is catching people’s eyes. Built by architectural firm Beyer Blinder Belle, renowned for their restoration of Grand Central Station and The Empire State Building, and designed by the award-winning David Collins Studio, 1010 Park Avenue stands out for it’s unique traditional, yet modern design. The pristine units are all luxurious, full-floor residences, and one such beauty is now on the market for $18 million.

Perched high on the tenth-floor, the 3,881-square-foot apartment boasts four bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms and was decorated by Pembrooke & Ives. The magnificent space exudes luxury from the private elevator landing lobby to the exquisite details, which include custom crown molding and Versailles parquet flooring. Grand windows allow for sun to flood into the rooms illuminating the stark white walls that provide an open and airy feel to the home. Modern interiors accentuate the minimalistic design and create a distinct fluidity in the residence.

The kitchen features tile flooring with beautiful white cabinets in contrast to the dark countertops. Meticulously crafted with the finest finishes and materials, the bathrooms boasts marble floors and marble walls creating a lavish aesthetic that carries seamlessly through the home.

This full-floor, brand new apartment is available through the 1010 Park Avenue’s website.