Park Ave, Carnegie Hill, Built Out Medical Space For Lease 1,100 SF

Park Ave, Carnegie Hill, Built Out Medical Space For Lease 1,100 SF

Park Ave, Carnegie Hill, Built Out Medical Space For Lease 1,100 SF

• Stunning all new spacious office share in Carnegie Hill neighborhood UES
• 7 days a week, three exams, one consult
• Central air, shared waiting room
• And reception, bathroom, storage
• Perfect for any specialty
• Very friendly congenial owner
• A comfortable attractive working environment in a perfect neighborhood
• Close to both Mt. Sinai and Lenox Hill

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Property Overview

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Park Avenue is a 19-story cooperative apartment building located in the heart of Carnegie Hill. Designed in the Moderne style by architect George F. Pelham Jr., it was completed in 1940 by developers Marcus Brown & Sons, just two years after the nearby Brick Presbyterian Church—a striking neo-Georgian red-brick structure designed by York & Sawyer.

Originally built as a rental property with 89 units, some apartments have since been combined. The building was converted to a cooperative in 1972. Today, Park Avenue is a full-service co-op, offering amenities such as a resident superintendent, fitness center, laundry room, bicycle storage, and private storage units. Pets are permitted on a case-by-case basis.

Situated at the crest of Carnegie Hill, this elegant building is a quintessential example of thoughtful architectural integration within a historic neighborhood.

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Transportation around Upper East Side

Upper East Side sits in the hearts of Midtown Manhattan and it is well connected with other parts of the city and the suburbs. You might be surprised, but the average number of owned cars per household for UES inhabitants is close to zero. That speaks a lot for the excellent functioning of public transport, excellent pedestrian- and bike-friendly routes and the vicinity of transportation hubs as Grand Central Station. Bus lines going uptown and downtown service the area:  M1, M2, M3, M4, M15.  Crosstown buses: M66, M72, M79 M86, M96.

Trains:

Lexington Avenue Line

Apple green

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