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Welcome to this warm and elegant Pre-war apartment with sun drenched southern views. This lovely home has one bedroom (convertible into two), one bath and a gracious 17'5" gallery entrance foyer. The sunny living room faces south and features 3 large shuttered windows and a handsome gas fireplace. Pocket French doors open into the formal dining room with an over sized north facing window. Beautiful hardwood floors add to the apartment's sophistication. The windowed kitchen is outfitted with granite countertops, a Viking stove with range hood, a Subzero refrigerator, and recessed lighting under the cabinetry. The ceilings throughout are just under ten feet, and the crown molding enhances the elegance of the apartment.

The primary bedroom enjoys bright southern views. Ample built-in closets and cabinets offer abundant storage. The fully renovated bathroom has been updated to include a large glass-enclosed shower and tub with subtle natural stone. This lovely home combines modern conveniences with a superb layout and pre-war charm.

Built by architect James E.R. Carpenter in 1924 and converted into an 88 unit cooperative in 1984, 1060 Park has a resident manager and 24-hour doorman on staff. Just 2 blocks from Central Park, 1060 Park is close to Museum Row, Whole Foods, restaurants including Vicolina, Pascalou and Island, as well as The Corner Bookstore, J. McLaughlin, Blue Tree, and other Carnegie Hill shops. Amenities include storage for rent, a bike room and central laundry room. Easy transportation crosstown, uptown, downtown by subway or bus is 2 blocks away. 1060 Park is pet friendly and welcomes pied-a-terre buyers.

Please contact listing agents for additional information or to arrange a private showing.