Didara didara ti ko ni igbasilẹ ati iwo ibinu ti Central Park ati Manhattan skyline wa ni penthouse ti o wa ni ipele gbogbo ti iwọn 4,322 ẹsẹ onigun mẹrin ni Robert A.M. Stern ti a bọwọ fun 520 Park Avenue. A ti tunṣe ati ṣe afihan rẹ ni pẹkipẹki nipasẹ awọn oniwun lọwọlọwọ, ile yii ti o wa ni ilẹ 59 ti yipada si pẹlẹbẹ ti o tayọ pupọ nipa lilo awọn ohun elo to dara julọ.

Wọle nipasẹ ilẹ awọn elevator to ni bọtini ikọkọ si ile ẹnu nla, ti a ṣe to dara pẹlu ilẹ alawọ marble ati trim, awọn molding aṣa, ati ti wa ni kika pẹlu awọn ilẹkun apo irin ati gilasi aṣa. Awọn yara atọ ti o ni itara nla - yara jijẹ oselu, yara living oselu, ati yara ikẹkọ/yara ijoko - gbogbo wọn n ṣepọ ni iṣe, ni gbigbe igun ile iha ariwa-ìha ti ile naa ki o si jẹ ki o rọrun fun awọn ipe nla bii awọn akoko to sunmọ. Awọn aaye wọnyi jẹ apẹrẹ nipasẹ aṣa pẹlu awọn alaye ti o ni awọn molding ọwọ ati iṣẹ ile ti a kọ sinu, ilẹ herringbone oyinbo funfun, ati awọn iwo nla ti o lẹwa ti Central Park ati awọn ihamọra ila-oorun si odo nipasẹ awọn ferese ti o tobi. Ibi idana ti o ni ferese, ti a ṣe apẹrẹ pẹlu awọn mọto Christopher Peacock ti a fa ọwọ, nfunni ni ile-iṣẹ agbedemeji ti o tobi, awọn tabili iṣẹ Calacatta Oro marble, ati package ẹrọ pipe pẹlu awọn ẹrọ Wolf, Sub-Zero, ati Miele.

Ti ndagbasoke igun ila-oorun-ìha ti ile yii, suite akọkọ ti ile ti wa ni ṣiṣẹda fun ipinnu ti ikọkọ ati irọrun. Ibi iwẹ nla ti o nfẹ ila-oorun pẹlu awọn iwo ti Empire State Building, Awọn iwẹ mẹta akọkọ meji ti a parí ni Caldia Classico ati Arabescato marble, ati awọn ile ikọsẹ mẹta jẹ ki o jẹ ibi aabo ti o wuni. Yara alejo ikọkọ ti o ndan ila-oorun, yara idana ti a parí ni onyx funfun, ati awọn ile-iṣẹ iwẹ ti o ya sọtọ pari eyi ni ibere ti o ṣọwọn. Ni lọwọlọwọ, a ti ṣeto bi ile ibujoko mẹta ti o ni ọpọlọpọ awọn yara idana, o rọrun lati yi pada si ile ibujoko mẹta pẹlu awọn iwẹ mẹta ti o ni ẹgbẹ, gẹgẹbi a ti tọka si ni apẹrẹ ilẹ ipilẹ miiran. Ẹka ipamọ ikọkọ kan ati ile iwẹ waini mejeeji n gbe pẹlu ẹka yii.

Ti a ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ oníṣẹ́ ọ̀nà tó gbajúmọ̀ Robert A.M. Stern ati dagbasoke nipasẹ Zeckendorf Development, 520 Park Avenue jẹ ile-ikọja ti a fi apẹẹrẹ limestone ti ko ni aṣa ti o ṣe afihan ọlọrọ ode oni lori Upper East Side Manhattan. Ile itaja Boutique pataki yii ni 35 ile ti o ni ipele gbogbo ati awọn ile mẹta-ekun, kọọkan nfunni ni iraye si diẹ ẹ sii ju awọn ẹsẹ onigun 15,000 ti awọn ohun elo agbaye - ti a ṣe akọle nipasẹ adagun pẹlẹbẹ ti o ni giga meji ti a fa tabi ni imọlẹ adayeba lati ogba ti a ṣe. Awọn ẹya afikun pẹlu ile-iṣẹ ere idaraya ti lọwọlọwọ, yara igbasilẹ ikọkọ, salon ti a ti ṣe pẹlu walnut, ati diẹ sii. Gbogbo alaye, lati awọn ilẹkun igbasilẹ goolu nla si iṣẹ-oko okuta ti a fa ọwọ, ti wa ni ṣiṣẹda lati mu irisi alayeye ti awọn ile iyẹwu itan New York ti awọn ọdun 1920 lakoko ti o n pese irọrun ti ọrundun 21.

Uncompromising quality and serene vistas of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline abound in this full floor 4,322 square foot penthouse at Robert A.M. Stern’s lauded 520 Park Avenue. Meticulously renovated and conceptualized by the current owners, this 59th floor residence has been transformed into an exceptionally grand pied-a-terre using the finest of materials.
 
Enter via a private key-locked elevator landing into the grand entry gallery, elegantly finished with marble slab flooring and trim, custom moldings, and framed with custom metal and glass pocket doors. Three grand entertaining rooms – a formal dining room, formal living room, and study/sitting room – all flow together beautifully, wrapping the northeast corner of the apartment and allow for large-scale gatherings as well as more intimate moments. These spaces are custom designed with details including intricate moldings and built-in millwork, white oak herringbone flooring, and stunning northern views of Central Park and eastern exposures to the river through oversized windows. The windowed eat-in kitchen, custom-designed with hand-painted Christopher Peacock cabinetry, offers an expansive central island, Covelano Oro marble countertops, and a full appliance package including Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Miele appliances.
 
Encompassing the southeast corner of the residence, the home’s primary suite has been crafted for the ultimate in privacy and convenience. A south-facing primary bedroom with views of the Empire State Building, two primary bathrooms finished in Caldia Classico and Arabescato marble, and two walk-in closets make for an enviable retreat. A private en-suite guest bedroom facing south, powder room finished in white onyx, and separate laundry facilities complete this rare offering. Currently configured as a generous two-bedroom with multiple entertaining rooms, it is easily convertible back to a three-bedroom home with three en-suite baths as indicated in the alternate floor plan. A private storage unit and wine cellar both transfer with this unit.
 
Designed by the renowned architect Robert A.M. Stern and developed by Zeckendorf Development, 520 Park Avenue is an ultra-luxury limestone-clad skyscraper that defines modern opulence on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. This exclusive boutique tower features only 35 full-floor and multi-floor residences, each offering access to over 15,000 square feet of world-class amenities - headlined by a vaulted double-height indoor swimming pool bathed in natural light from a landscaped garden above. Additional features include a bi-level state-of-the-art fitness center, a private screening room, a walnut-paneled salon, and more. Every detail, from the grand bronze entry doors to the hand-carved stone latticework, is crafted to evoke the timeless elegance of New York's historic 1920s apartment houses while providing the absolute height of 21st-century comfort.