This uniquely lаrge сornеr threе‐bеdroom/three-bаthrοοm hοme ѕpanning 2,371 square feet enjoys two entrances and an enormous living/dining room with adjacent library/media room in the full-service, pre-War 502 Park Avenue. With southern and eastern views up and down Park Avenue, it is located at the perfect New York intersection of Park and East 59th Street, where the Upper East Side begins.
13 windows overlook the verdant Park Avenue to the east and 59th Street to the south, giving the home wonderful light and great New York City cityscape views. Its contemporary renovation complements the beloved pre-War elements of a grand layout, beamed 9'+ ceilings, and handsome hardwood flooring, including herringbone. The sound-attenuated windows make the home tranquil throughout the day.
The home can be entered through its main entrance into a grand foyer-great for artwork- that connects the entertaining wing to the bedroom wing. A second entrance into the apartment opens into a mud room and laundry room in the bedroom wing of the home-great for the day-to-day.
The 34'-long corner living and dining room is open to a chef's kitchen with large island, abundant counter space and cabinetry, and all new full-size appliances. Off of the living/dining room is a large open library/media room with a dry bar closet and a beautiful Parisian built-in cabinet with shelving on either side.
All three bedrooms are generous in size, with southern exposures. All have large closets. The primary bedroom at the end of the hallway has an enormous, fully built-out walk-in closet, in addition to a secondary large closet. The primary bathroom has double vanities and a large standing shower. The two other full bathrooms have tubs.
502 Park Avenue is a 1927-built, pre-War tower that once housed the famous Hotel Delmonico (where the Beatles first met Bob Dylan!). A full-service condominium, it features a 24-hour concierge, additional doorperson, live-in resident manager, and a large fitness center with myriad state-of-the-art equipment.
Located at the absolutely prime corner of Park Avenue and East 59th Street, the building enjoys the world-class shopping, dining (including local neighborhood restaurants), and cultural amenities of the Upper East Side and East 50s, as well as the convenient commute to Midtown and beyond.
The 4/5/6 and N/Q/R/W 59th Street stations at Lexington and Fifth Avenues are two short blocks away, as well as the Q-and F-line station at 63rd Street/Lexington, and the E/M 53rd Street station at Park/Madison Avenues. Central Park is two short blocks away.