Ó wà ní apá A-line tí a fẹ́ràn gan-an ti 875 Park Avenue, ilé Ayebaye ọlọ́yún mẹ́ta? “classic seven” means 7-room apartment, not seven bedrooms. Translate "Ayebaye tó ní yàrá méje". Apartment flooded sunlight, proportions.

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"ilé alákọ́ọ́rẹ́" maybe apartment. "àwọn ìfihàn tí ó ṣí síta" for exposures. "òde tó ṣí síta".

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"central air conditioning throughout with exception..." Translate.

"cooperative permits financing" cooperative housing.

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Set within 875 Park Avenue's coveted A-line, this sun-filled classic seven offers grand proportions and beautiful open exposures.

Upon entering apartment 9A, you are welcomed by an oversized rectangular gallery, providing an elegant introduction to the home and an ideal setting for displaying art. From here, the apartment unfolds into beautifully proportioned entertaining rooms, including an expansive living room and formal dining room, both overlooking the tree-lined East 78th Street. Particularly special, the Living Room features four windows-a unique attribute within the building-bringing exceptional light, symmetry, and scale to the space.

Throughout the residence, high ceilings, oversized windows, rich hardwood floors, and classic prewar details are complemented by modern comforts, including in-unit washer/dryer and central air conditioning throughout with the exception of the kitchen and staff room. The traditional layout is both gracious and flexible, offering an effortless flow between formal entertaining spaces and private living quarters.

The windowed Kitchen is accompanied by a Butler's Pantry, separate Laundry Area, and spacious Staff Room with an en-suite bathroom, providing excellent functionality and the opportunity to adapt the space to suit a variety of needs.

The light-filled corner Primary Suite enjoys lovely open exposures to the east and south and features a generously scaled bedroom and abundant closet space. Two additional spacious Bedrooms are filled with natural light and offer excellent storage.

Adding to the rarity of the home, every room and bathroom is windowed, creating remarkable natural light and open exposures throughout. In addition to the abundance in closet space, the apartment also conveys with a full private storage area.

Built in 1912 by celebrated architects George and Edward Blum, 875 Park Avenue is one of the Upper East Side's distinguished white-glove cooperatives, admired for its elegant prewar architecture, gracious entrance, and impressive lobby. Residents of 875 Park Avenue enjoy exceptional white-glove service and amenities, including a full-time doorman, live-in resident manager, private state-of-the-art fitness center, and dedicated storage. Ideally situated within the Upper East Side Historic District, the building is moments from Central Park, Museum Mile, Madison Avenue shopping, acclaimed restaurants such as Casa Tua, Sant Ambroeus, Bemelmans Bar, and many more.

Pets are welcome. The cooperative permits up to 50% financing, and the 2% flip tax is payable by the seller.