ສະແຜນໃນຄອບຄົວສອງປ່ານ, ສອງຫ້ອງນໍ້າ, ມີຄວາມປອດສະບານຫຼາຍແລະສະມ່ວນຫຼາຍ ລອງຮັບສະເລີນແລະສິດຕິລິຍະສາດໃນແບບໃໝ່, ດ້ວຍລະວັງອິດສຸດໃນເຂດໃນເຖິງສານຕອບພິ້ໍ, ແລະສະພາບທີ່ຈິ່ງຈິ່ນຈາດດີທີ່ບອນຂະຕອນໃນໃບທຽມນກົດດາກການປະພາບ. ສະບາຍຖ້າຕິວງພັນປິ່ນອາທິບານ, Fourteen ft. ແຫ້ພອນອ້າງມາໂພກລາບເງີດອສຶຄຄວາມ, ທີ່ດຽວຂຸນຂອບໄທຕວຍອົດກູຮວົນຕຼວ ຂັ່ງແນະຊິແນ້ວແບຣາຕິດນາມ.

ຄວາມຄິນປຸ໚ຄືນ ເພຮວດຢ່າງໃນທົ່ວໄປ ຄວາມລົກໄລນໂຄລານຂອດຄູ່ຖວງທ່ານ້ອງຫໍາທີ່ອ່ານທ໋າງ, ສຸດແຄມນດສິດໄມ່ຢບນິ຋. The fine floors of two inches of oak and wonderful creativity through saws, satisfy all of your instincts and dreams.

The beautiful height of the home is rooted in tradition, and remains deeply cherished. The quiet luxuries of Park Avenue are kept safe by a 12-story space that welcomes you to Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of modern art, and affords the comforts of some of the finest neighborhoods in the Upper East Side. The elegance of 929 remains unchanged for the years to come.

Offered for the first time in over 40 years, endless possibilities await you and we welcome you to this extremely special two-bedroom, two-bathroom home.

Classic in layout, one enters a proper foyer with a large coat closet, leading to a lovely and expansive great room, with step up dining foyer, and windowed kitchen. The grand corner living space has 10 ft ceilings, and faces north and east, offering not only pin-drop quiet but lovely light. The entire space is easily customized as you wish and the building permits thru-wall air conditioning to maximize the oversized picture windows.

A handsome oversized primary bedroom sits on the southeast corner of the home, has a large walk-in closet and bathroom en-suite and the second bedroom or den has a wall of closets and its own windowed bathroom.

Original two-inch oak floors, extensive wall space to showcase your finest art collection, prewar details throughout, and an elegance of an era of long ago: this extraordinary home is waiting for its new owner and a new vision.

Built and designed in 1913 by George and Edward Blum, 929 Park Avenue is perfectly situated between 80th and 81st Streets and stands as one of the rare prewar boutique cooperatives on Park Avenue. Converted to cooperative in 1959, with 12 stories and 38 units, the understated beige-brick and terra-cotta accented facade is reminiscent of a by-gone era and stands out with its elegant canopy and its exquisite gas sconces- ever-burning bright.

With its elegant marble lobby, 929 Park Avenue is a full-service, luxury cooperative offering full-time doormen, live-in Resident Manager, porter, central laundry room, and bike storage. Pieds--terre and pets are permitted and the building permits 50% financing.

Two blocks to Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum, and moments from the finest shopping, dining, and all the finest cultural institutions which make the Upper Eastside so incredibly special, this home is a blank canvas waiting for you to create your dream home and years of cherished memories.