One of the most historic buildings in Manhattan, 925 Park Avenue has remained a cooperative residence since 1907. The 14-story building is dressed in a limestone block facade and possesses many art deco styled arches which were designed by Delano & Aldrich. It's location places it conveniently near the neighborhood's iconic art galleries and luxury boutiques, as well as the Metropolitan Museum of Art. 925 Park Avenue houses 30 grand apartments with pre-war detailing. Built-in wood-burning fireplaces have been crafted into the spaces, amongst private libraries, and sizable eat-in kitchens. A laundry room has been situated into the building and there is also storage for bicycles, as well as private storage in the basement.