Magnificent Park Avenue Frontage From Three Major Rooms Totally renovated eight room residence with luxury finishes, 3 zone central air, exquisite prewar details including high ceilings, hardwood floors throughout and sweeping views of Park Avenue. Semi private elevator landing opens onto an entrance gallery with patterned hardwood floors and hand painted lacquer walls. The large sun flooded living room has unobstructed views of Park Avenue's cherry blossom trees and seasonal tulips. A fireplace with antique marble mantle anchors the room with warmth and charm. The dining room is a unique showcase of design and beauty with Gracie wall coverings, cove ceilings, and hardwood floors, all overlooking Park Avenue through oversized windows. The windowed eat-in chef's kitchen is equipped with a professional grade BlueStar 48" six burner and griddle stove with Rangecraft hood, side-by-side Miele full height refrigerator and freezer, Miele dishwasher and convection microwave, as well as two SubZero wine coolers. There is also a Calacutta marble center island as well as high end finishes and fixtures. Adjacent to the kitchen is a closet with a washer/dryer. The corner primary suite features elegant cove ceilings, a dressing area, and two corner views of Park Avenue including the historic Brick Church. The ensuite bath is outfitted with a marble floor, Kallista nickel fixtures, a Duravit toilet, as well as a spa-style shower. The second bedroom has custom built ins and open tree line views. The third bedroom has two oversized windows and a built in desk and bookcases. Both bedrooms share a windowed bath with a marble floor, Toto toilet, cast iron tub, and Kallista fixtures. There is also a full guest bath that doubles as a powder room and is adjacent to the fourth bedroom/office. 1133 Park Avenue is a prewar red brick neo-Italian renaissance cooperative built in 1924. Building amenities include private storage (that transfers), bike room and laundry room. Carnegie Hill, a tranquil Upper East Side enclave, is renowned for its lush greenery, proximity to Central Park, charming boutiques, acclaimed restaurants, and cultural landmarks such as the Guggenheim and the 92nd Street Y.