A Long Family LineageElegant Six-Room Co-op Apartment on Park AvenueA prominent international businessman and philanthropist and owner of a global retail empire in the 1930s known for his philanthropic endeavors, his family gained international recognition and lived around the world - including this very apartment.Apartment Seven ADiscover luxury living in this exceptional corner six-room, three bedrooms, three bathrooms co-op residence, perfectly situated overlooking Park Avenue with views south of the Met Life Building and west across the avenue leading to Fifty-Seventh Street. This home boasts two generously sized bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a charming staff room with full bathroom that can be easily transformed into a third bedroom, home office or guest space.The expansive great room, adorned with a fireplace, provides an ideal setting for both entertaining and everyday living. High ceilings, classic architectural details, and an abundance of natural light create a timeless and sophisticated ambiance throughout.The kitchen is perfect for culinary enthusiasts, gracefully flowing into the pin-drop quiet and very large formal dining room.With its prime location and elegant features, this apartment offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the finest in city living.Incorporate your vision to create the home of your dreams.Four Hundred Seventy-Five Park Avenue. Built in 1908 the fourteen-story cooperative was originally constructed as duplex apartments reinvented in 1959 with simplex units and a white brick facade. Staff includes a twenty-four-hour doorman, resident manager, porter and elevator man. The cooperative permits fifty percent financing and pied-à-terres are considered.