Superbly located off of Park Avenue, this impeccably renovated Prewar Eight Room cooperative is a must see.
A semi-private elevator landing leads to a spacious foyer with chic marble floor. Radiating off of the foyer is a south facing sun-filled Living Room adorned with a wall of new casement windows and wood-burning fireplace. This striking room overlooks tree-lined East 67th Street and the Park Avenue Armory. Adjacent to the living room is a beautifully lacquered Library featuring custom bookshelves, a decorative fireplace, and a large south facing casement window. The stylish Library is complemented by a well-placed and most attractive wet bar with a wine refrigerator. In the vestibule outside of the Library is a thoughtfully placed powder-room with marble vanity and fluted plaster walls. The gracious formal dining room, also located off of the foyer, lends itself to easy entertaining. This room also features a large casement window overlooking the building's Italianate garden. Adjacent to the Dining Room is a wet bar/pantry with custom cabinetry concealing the apartment's washer and dryer as well as copious additional storage. The apartment's windowed, eat-in kitchen has been meticulously renovated and features ample counter space as well as high-end appliances, including a Viking range, paneled dishwasher and Subzero refrigerator.
The serene primary bedroom is filled with light and has lovely tree-line views. There are multiple custom closets as well as a fully renovated en suite marble bathroom with glass enclosed shower. Opposite the primary bedroom is the spacious second bedroom that overlooks the garden. There is also a beautifully renovated en suite bath. The apartment's third and fourth bedrooms are located beyond the kitchen. Both have custom millwork and storage as well as windows overlooking the Millan House's garden. They share a renovated, windowed hall bathroom with walk-in shower.
This sophisticated apartment features new windows throughout, thermostat controlled through-the-wall-air conditioning, and 9'3 ceilings.
115 East 67th Street is a premier, full-service prewar cooperative. 115 East 67th Street and its sister building, 116 East 68th Street, are collectively known as the Millan House which was commissioned by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and was designed by noted architect Andrew J. Thomas for Standard Oil executives. Residents of the Millan House benefit from a full-time doorman, a live-in Resident Manager, basement storage, as well as access to the private landscaped garden complete with a fountain and seating areas that connects both buildings. The cooperative is pet-friendly, permits 50% financing and pied-a-terres. There is currently an assessment of $1,555.35 per month for Local Law 11 that is expected to conclude in fall 2025. A 3% flip tax is payable by the purchaser.
