INSIDE a MASSIVE Park Ave NYC Apartment w/ Ryan Serhant | 860 Park Ave, #6 | SERHANT. Signature Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Listed By: Tamara Kaplan and Ryan Serhant
Link: www.serhant.co...
Full Floor Masterpiece with Prestigious Park Avenue Address.
Prewar Manhattan luxury blends with contemporary craftsmanship in this sprawling full floor co-op just two blocks from Central Park. Spanning 4,400 sq. ft., this pristine 5-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom home features beautiful oak floors with border inlays, sash windows, tray ceilings with built-in recessed lighting, two wood-burning fireplaces, four-zone central A/C, and integrated surround sound speakers.
A private elevator landing ushers residents into a stunning marble gallery with a customized powder room and expansive walls perfect for showcasing art. The gallery leads into a 28-ft long living room with dual exposure, a fireplace, and easy access to a formal dining room. Just off the dining room is a massive windowed eat-in kitchen with a separate service entry, a breakfast area, custom cabinets, and a suite of high-end appliances from Miele, Viking, Bosch, Sub-Zero, and Thermador.
The corner primary suite boasts a walk-through dressing room, several built-in wall closets and a windowed en-suite bathroom with marble walls and floors, a double vanity, a glass-enclosed walk-in shower, and a deep soaking tub. Each of the remaining three bedrooms has ample closet space and a full en-suite bathroom.
Finishing the home are private staff quarters with a full en-suite, a laundry room with a utility sink and a side-by-side washer/dryer, and a regal cherry wood-paneled library with a marble fireplace. The home comes with two storage units in the building.
860 Park Avenue is a landmarked full-service co-op nestled on Park Avenue in Lenox Hill. The building is just two blocks from Central Park and is close to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museum Mile. It is moments from high-end dining and shopping options, and is a block away from the 6 subway line. Pets are welcome. 3% flip tax paid by the buyer.
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Thank you for pronouncing "foyer" correctly. Cheers from Canada.
This is a Real Luxury NYC Park Ave. Home, No fake stuff here! Thanks for the treat.
The current owners own a Miro and a Lichtenstein. That says a LOT right there. Beautiful space!
I saw the Taschen on the stand and the Dodgers jersey on the wall and was so offended i withdrew my offer...
and a Frankenthaler. good taste
The apartment is very elegant and classic. We are hooked on fireplaces they add such warmth and romance. Would have never guessed about the hidden door in the kitchen, a surprise! The apartment is immaculate and tastefully decorated, that big book is awesome! Thanks Ryan and the S. team for another amazing home tour..
Our pleasure!
We loved a fireplace in London. So much so that my great grandfather died of Emphysema resulting from the regular breathing of pollution caused by said fireplaces: so romantic!
Love the Donghia chairs in the breakfast room. I just grabbed two at the local auction house.
That feels and looks like a home comfortable.
The kitchen decided that it was gonna stay in the 80s
Thank you for posting, what a wonderful home. This is how I envision a New York City building unit and it's perfect.
Needs some updating but over all its a very sophisticating and cozy apartment! I love it!❤️
Yes, pre-war buildings are very quiet, and I could not hear traffic from outside except for the birds singing on the terrace.
Heaven on Park♡
Reminded me of the Family Affair apartment.
No terrace no balcony ….no outdoor space …beautiful apartment
I enjoyed this video and I absolutely love this apartment exactly the way it is. Great layout and use of space. The apartment is very elegant and classy too! The colors are perfect. Very, very nice.....
I love the apartment! I would open up the kitchen though, to be more modern with an island, and also the dent. The theme for the entire place should be white / off white / with modern wood colour. My gosh, I am speaking like I can afford it!😄🙏😊 😍
Says how "quite it is" on UES - shows the building right next to Lenox Hill Hospital with all the ambulances and sirens...
I don't think you'd hear that. He said the place was quiet.
@@jeffghant4760 hmm... you believe everything people tell you?
exceptional living
In my opinion, it's perfect.
Is there parking available for your cars? I love the old classic buildings. Out of curiosity what is the price of these places in these lovely old buildings??
Pre-war coops almost never have parking in the building. You park in a garage in a nearby post-war building.
Looking very nice..
Hahaha! The secret door there in the kitchen behind to pantry was very nice...
...still lovin' the enthusiasm you bring when describing these elegant spaces. ...bet you could make a refrigerator box under the brooklyn bridge look good.
Wow!! 🤩😍
1% of the 1% might be able to afford this considering how notorious the board probably is. demand all cash plus how many times cost must you be worth in liquid assets? what is your background, your education, your pedigree, your family and friends going back generations. you may not be allowed to remodel or only on thursdays that fall on a waxing moon between 11 am and 3:30 pm with a 2 hour break from 12 to 2 and must not extend more than 3 weeks to be finished on non holidays in the winter. are you OK with a Shabbos elevator on Friday night until late Saturday night? pets, yes but only between 8 and 12 lbs and just to be safe the board will arrange from the proper kennel. will provide a list 1001 pages long subject to approval and non discloser signing.
I love the furniture.
Very beautiful💙
Whatever lens was used distorted the spaces. The rooms seem claustrophobic. The kitchen is so outdated and it gives the impression you are on a boat. I just looked and this place is over 13 million but a few floors down #5 is right under 8 million.
I was thinking the same. Rooms looked claustrophobic. Thankfully I was not the only one.
I love upper east side, it’s all about class over there 👌😎
Very pretty apartment, and you look dashing as well 😊
0:00 to 0:05 THE GODFATHER OF REAL ESTATE CHECKING HIS SUIT I LOVE IT👏🏾❤️👏🏾
NIce indeed! -- QUESTION -- Are the walls in this unit the original plaster (in perfect conidtion it appears) or would they have been gutted as some point and drywall installed (in perfect condition)? Either way they look great but I can't tell whether this is drywall or plaster?
Very classy residence except for all that wood panelling in the kitchen. What were they thinking??
Beautiful place
Next time, I hit the lottery I'll purchase this apartment. Yes!
A secret door!
Good one..
Praveen Bhaskar.
But there is no direct sunlight, so a no go for me.....
I love the den ❤
i love ken doll - this is the only place he's offered that didn't look as if IKEA did the staging! YIKES!
Nice place and attractively priced at $13.75 million. One item worth noting is that you are right across from Lenox Hill Hospital. Depending on your health, that could be a plus or a negative. Given the location you should assume parking is going to be even more of a bear than normal in Manhattan.
My view is that public facilities such as hospitals, schools, police & fire stations are considered a neighborhood nuisance.
Overpriced IMO. If it wasn't in New York, the cons would become more apparent.
@@kennixox262 What's wrong with being next to a hospital? If you cut yourself in that fancy kitchen then help is right across the street.
@@jeffghant4760 How very true that you an go and be treated quickly. However, if you like the sound of ambulances of all hours. Parking issues and other things, make hospitals, schools, fire and police stations neighborhood nuisances. Keep that in mind with traffic and other noises that these places may cause. Some may not mind, I would. That is why I live on a golf course course.
It comes with how many parking spaces??
none. there is no parking in pre-war cops (except for 3 that I know)
youre almpsy guarenteed to see a grand piano in these grand apartments
A lot of these Park Avenue coops are very snobby and you have to have the right 'resume' to get admitted.
This one, apparently NOT, considering all the sports memorabilia.
@@megaswenson Only if you own the team
Where do I sign? 😉
Absolutely stunning, amazing, fabulous and beautiful apartment 🙏
the place is amazing, but it feels like it needs a touch of modernization. Like its kinda stuck in 2009.
Subtract a decade or two. In 2009 we had iphones. That kitchen has a dial phone in it.
I was thinking more like 1981, with those tacky kitchen tiles.
That’s the purpose there’s people out there millonaries that love that pretty much made it for them
Did you see how long that home phone cord was?!? That home hasn’t been updated since the 80’s. It’s hilarious listening to him trying to hype it up anyway. Most of it needs gutted which is exactly what the next buyer will do
It’s kind of oldschool cozy.
The biggest issue is the service area leading into the kitchen, it should have lead somewhere else. Its a guarantee that the kitchen with get dirty during any kind of construction in the unit or moving items in.
The service elevator ALWAYS opens into the kitchen. That's where you trashed is picked up and mail delivered. It's where the grocery and restaurant deliveries come in.
NEED!!!!!!!!😭😭😭😭😭
No balconies/ terraces, no nice views from anywhere, no wine fridge and for those reasons I'm out.
😂
This is one of a very few luxury properties that I wouldn't turn my nose up at. Move-in ready. Exquisitely decorated (though I do have my own Wayfair/Amazon furniture). So serene. Feels like "old money." I doubt this was owned by an athlete or some guy with a chain of food trucks. I wonder whether I could afford it. Hmmm. Let's see: The place is currently valued at about 10X my total lifetime earnings (and I'm now a retired senior citizen). And the monthly association fees are almost 100X my curent association fees. I'm afraid I may have to pass. Really, really nice, though.
Beautiful, but not a lot of light in this appartement. Rather dark!
Being a co-op, prospective buyers will have to go before the board for approval and typically they want the buyer to pay cash for the apartment. Remember, you are buying a share of the building. Monthly maintenance costs? I feel that the windows are a bit small and would like to see it on a sunny day.
Pretty nice. That door is pretty cool. Respectful to delivery people. Respectful to residents. Respectful to EMTs. I'd like a full floor. But I'd do different things. Guess I'd have to be part of a brand new building. Building codes, union demands, noise abatements, etc. would be so wasteful to rip out such fine achievement.
Maybe I missed it, but I know nothing about the building and amenities, shot of street entrance, views, and neighborhood, from this video.
Could have been an apartment in Charlotte.,
As a Londoner, it’s crazy to me what luxury is in Manhattan compared to the poshest areas of London. This is a just a giant ‘project’ by UK standards 😂
IKR, London is poor in comparison to New York.
No Terrance? Oh no
How much is it?
Amazing vibes 👌🏽
common charges are only $10k a month 🙄
Lately that's that not too bad for a place this big
14 million dollars for an apartment and no view 😂💸….
@Lucien you are making a point here for sure. What I wanted to say is that I personally would make the view a top priority and I would never want to live there for this reason.
Do you want view? Just Go visit the Empire state building, lol
@Lucien what's the best address then?
@Lucien nah, it's 10012
This apartment is gorgeous so beautiful I would never want to leave it
$13,750,000US!
The glass brick in the bathroom looks great, but you can't open the window...
Hi Ryan and his team, just one idea came to my mind, something I've never seen. It may have been done but I never saw it. To make a video like this in an apartment like this with people doing their usual activities in the rooms you show. For example, someone cooks in the kitchen, lies in the bedroom, bathes in the bathtub ... I guess the owners who sell the apartment would not agree to do so (maybe they would agree), so in that case ordinary people (say your workers) or actors like that do something. How do you like my idea? What do you think about that? Greetings to all who read this message! Regards
Yes, really ... the place is so clean and tidy. Does anybody ever live here?
I like the high ceiling but has too much clutter on floor. Personally had money buy this property have alot more open space.
Very beautiful😱💓💗
Nice but unfortunately it would require someone with really deep pockets and that someone is not me !
Beautiful home don't like the kitchen no view if I had money I wouldn't buy but it is beautiful missing some things for that money I would want. 7:44
The home needs some softening with the right furniture, window treatments and the addition of a mirror in the entryway. Ryan should tone down his theatrics a bit. He’s a big guy and often looks silly when he’s being overly exuberant.
👍👍👍👍
4400 sq ft warrant a team of robots to keep it ever fragrant and clean specially in the era of sporadic pandemics - given the prices of these residences , that should be the norm . Keep up the good work .
Dark. It is like permanent midnight. No outdoor space. Other than that. It is okay.
Wrong watch for that suit my man
Can you make out what Brand/model it is?
Needs lamps, too dark
Sorry, Ryan, I think you’re an amazing agent and I admire you for building your own brokerage, but this apartment feels very claustrophobic.
Lack of view aside, this apartment is MINT
Would any Director wish to set an Interesting film in that bland-scape. Not if he wanted his money back.
What boring décor ,in spite what must be invaluable art.
It's very boring.
Bland. Nothing special. Hate the low ceilings.
The ceilings are high. 10'
Weak imo
This guy talks more than we watch the house... I don't like his style of presentation... He doesn't have a sense of humor
nice my brother is about 7 feet so he could fit in hehe
Hi Mr Handsome Ryan!!