• Apartment for rent Manhattan, New York, United States

Located on the second floor of the white glove Park Avenue Luxurious Co-op, 575 Park Avenue, Apartment 105 has gone under an extensive renovation by architect Nick Arpia to have exquisite detail throughout the entire home and top-of-the-line appliances. No aspect was left untouched in this gorgeous apartment to be adequate for today's living. With four bedrooms plus a home office, four brand new bathrooms, all new electrical, Marvin windows, Herringbone White Oak floors, and central A/C, you have the elegance of a Pre-war with all of the modern conveniences you would expect from new construction. The oversized living room faces north with historic arched windows overlooking East 63rd Street and has a fireplace. Off of the living room is a dining area perfect for entertaining. The eat-in, Poggenpohl kitchen is complete with a full line of Meile appliances (ovens, massive refrigerator, and more), a Gaggenau stove and large wine fridge, Polar White cabinetry with automated drawers, book-matched Calcutta Gold 5cm thick countertops, and more. The kitchen area also features a fireplace, casual living area, and cozy breakfast nook overlooking East 63rd Street and part of Park Avenue. The stylish, primary suite features custom exquisite millwork, a surplus of storage, and a master spa-like bathroom with Waterworks fittings, a calm rain glass shower, and a separate soaking tub. Three additional spacious bedrooms with custom en suite bathrooms and Water Work appliances are throughout the apartment. A cozy office and built-in library wall with bronze sconces and lights add a novel element to this home. Savant Smart Home technology throughout allows for sound, lighting, and temperature controls to be adjusted via an iPad (mounted on the wall) or iPhone App. Washer and Dryer included. Unfurnished

The Beekman is a top-of-the-line White-Glove service with a full-time doorman, concierge, valet, and maid service 5 times a week. Comfort and Convenience are the priority in this magnificent Park Avenue Pre-war building.