1199 Park Avenue is a 19-story co-op in the heart of Carnegie Hill on Manhattan's Upper East Side. This charming red brick building with its numerous balconies was designed by Robert L. Bien and built in 1968; it was converted into a cooperative in 1980. Due to its proximity to many great schools and churches, this area has become very attractive to families. It's also just one block away from the No.6 subway station and two blocks away from Central Park.
Residents and guest are welcomed by a 24/7 doorman/concierge. For special convenience, each floor has its own laundry room. The common roof deck is planted and opens onto stunning Central Park and city views. The building has also a common storage room and a bike room.
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