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House Tour: $18 Million Park Avenue Loft

January 26, 2017
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On this Thursday, I bring you another multi million dollar house tour. This time from New York City…it’s an $18 million dollar Park Avenue loft.

I was just thinking the other day how chic loft living is. Years ago, my best of friend AM, lived in a fabulous huge loft down in Soho. It was all white and she hung bold daring art on the walls. It was a wide open space so it was perfect for entertaining large groups…AM entertained so much there…in fact some of her friends even borrowed her apartment to throw their own parties there.

Now AM and her hubby JE live in a regular apartment (with very high ceilings)…I wonder if this luxurious loft would entice them to go back to loft living.

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Address: 1110 Park Avenue

Beds: 5

Baths: 6

Sq Ft: 5,702

Price: $17,995,000

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Here is the description from the listing website:

“Suitable for the most discerning buyer, this triple-mint 5,702 square foot brand new duplex condominium is situated on the eighth and ninth private full floors on Park Ave and 90th Street. This beautifully laid-out apartment is entered through a private vestibule. Then a gracious foyer opens on to a grand-scale, loft-like living and dining room, and library, with a rare 50 feet of Park Avenue frontage and Juliette balconies. Step outside and enjoy impressive open city views up and down Park Avenue, even of the iconic Chrysler Building and beyond. Along with the soaring 10 foot 6 inch ceiling, this space is ideal for grand entertaining and luxurious, everyday modern living. Off this area, is a conveniently located magnificent onyx and marble powder room.

Adjacent to the dining area, is a large windowed eat-in chef’s kitchen with a separate windowed breakfast room. This Christopher Peacock state of the art kitchen has all hand-painted cabinetry, beautifully honed Statuario marble counters with breakfast bar and top-of-the-line appliances. Completing this first floor is a spacious bedroom/study also with its own marble bath.

The private quarters continue downstairs. There are four more bedrooms, each with ensuite bath. The lavish master bedroom wing consists of a spacious bedroom with a sitting area overlooking Park Avenue, a separate commodious windowed dressing room, and an extravagant, Zen-like onyx and marble master bathroom. This glorious windowed bathroom also faces Park Avenue and has a mother-of-pearl floor panel, radiant heat, double sinks, onyx vanity, separate shower, water closet and a sumptuous free standing tub.

Soaring ceiling heights, beautifully proportioned rooms, stellar architectural details , split duct, individual room control air conditioning/heating, and a fully pre-wired system ready for home automation makes this home a modern oasis in the elegant Carnegie Hill Historic District. 1110 Park Avenue, with an impressive classical limestone facade and just nine residences in a 16 story Building, is a private and sophisticated full-service condominium. It is truly a rare find and ready for the ultimate connoisseur to make it their home.”

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Would you take this loft or leave it?  I think if I had 17.995 million, I would consider it…

Happy Thursday!

xo

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Photo Credit: Luxury Portfolio

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