465 Park Avenue   Unit 12F

Be the first to live in the beautifully renovated and upgraded 12F in the well sought-after Ritz Tower.
This 1 BR, 1 BA has all the details of a pre-war apartment with the upgrades of recent renovation. Entering into the foyer, one is greeted with the new kitchen with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances and marble countertops. Just beyond the foyer, the unit opens to the living space with bright North exposures. Another hallway leads to the bedroom and brand-new bathroom. The bedroom is outfitted with a large closet and top of the line Miele washer and dryer tucked away. In addition to the large closet in the bedroom, there are two additional closets for bonus storage space. Among the many renovations made to the unit, all windows and AC units were upgraded. 12F is a must-see unit in the historic Ritz Tower where no apartment is alike.
The Ritz Tower is am impeccably maintained, hotel service building with dedicated full-time staff at the most perfect convenient location. Thoughtfully designed and constructed by Emery Roth in 1926 and the first high-rise apartment building of its kind. The landmarked building offers a live-in super, concierge, and a recently renovated fitness center along with the hotel level service inclusive of daily maid service, valet, and Lunch and Dinner service prepared by their exclusive chef. Life at The Ritz Tower puts luxury and convenience at the forefront. Pied-a-terres, LLCs, Trusts, Corporate names, and Foreign purchasers are allowed yet subject to board approval. Monthly maintenance includes all utilities and real estate taxes. Small pets are welcome with board approval. This building allows financing up to 50% of the appraised value and is subject to board approval. A flip tax of 3% is paid by the purchaser.
At 57th and Park Avenue, The Ritz Tower is a white glove co-op is steps away from some of the best restaurants and retail the city has to offer. The hotel level service in combination with the location of the Ritz Tower, it's hard to imagine leaving the neighborhood with so much right around the corner.