Manhattan’s Upper East Side offers some of the most sought-after New York rentals. The most coveted area of all is certainly Park Avenue, where a luxury rental is increasingly difficult to come by. This is likely why 1085 Park Avenue renters are in love with their units.
The building was built in 1926 but has seen some renovations since then. Clearly, the outside of the building has been well maintained but still fits in with the area’s elegant prewar buildings. The interior is a mix of traditional and contemporary, which extends right into the apartments themselves. 1085 Park Avenue offers apartments that are incredibly spacious, with shining hardwood floors. The newly renovated bathrooms feature a blend of marble and other more traditional elements.
The amenities offered at 1085 Park Avenue are expected, with no surprises. The area is known for its high value and affluent society, but this building offers no more than a 24-hour attended lobby, modern elevator and laundry facility. The lack of amenities certainly speaks to the area’s understated wealth.
New York rentals on Park Avenue are hard to come by, so the greatest amenity of all is the location. 1085 Park Avenue is only two blocks from Manhattan’s famed Central Park. A number of famous museums, including the Guggenheim and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, are within walking distance. Nearby access to public transportation means easy access to the rest of the city and is perfect for commuting traffic.
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