From Robb Report · Mark David · · 50s
Pre-War Park Avenue Apartment Sells for $14M
A 1927 Park Avenue pre-war apartment designed by York & Sawyer sells for $14 million.
In brief
A 1927 Park Avenue pre-war apartment designed by York & Sawyer sells for $14 million. A 1927 Italian Renaissance-style Park Avenue apartment designed by York & Sawyer sold for $14 million. Originally reported by Robb Report.
Historic Park Avenue Property
A 1927 Italian Renaissance-style apartment building on Park Avenue was designed by York & Sawyer.
Distinctive Architectural Features
Its limestone facade has a three-story rusticated base, quoined corners, and an iron marquee entrance.
Limited Apartment Count
The 13-story cooperative building contains just 12 large apartments.
Notable Residents
Past and present residents include Aerin Lauder Zinterhofer, Annette de la Renta, and Oscar de la Renta.
Historic Ownership
The building previously housed newspaper publisher William T. Dewart and Chase National Bank chairman Albert H. Wiggin.
The one thing
A 1927 Italian Renaissance-style Park Avenue apartment designed by York & Sawyer sold for $14 million.
