The name of Park Avenue conjures images of stately pre-war apartments, tree-lined medians, and sheer elegance. 720 Park Avenue meets all of these expectations and manages to surpass them. One of Italian architect Rosario Candela's prized works, 720 Park Avenue exudes Old New York charm. At the center of the Upper East Side sub-neighborhood of Lenox Hill, 720 Park Avenue is only two blocks east of Central Park and Museum Mile, while the high-end shopping of Fifth and Madison Avenues is a short walk away. For this convenience and prestige, it's no wonder that 720 Park Avenue is one of New York City's sought-after addresses. Like many pre-war co-ops, 720 Park Avenue makes every detail count. Elegant crown molding, small and intimate rooms, and unusually large windows for a building of the time create an interesting and luxurious blend. With fireplaces, maids' quarters, and solid wood floors, each apartment at 720 Park Avenue is calming indeed. Slightly higher-than-average ceilings give each apartment, many of which are two floors, an airy and spacious feeling. Unlike many other Upper East Side co-ops, 720 Park Avenue offers its residents a number of amenities, including a private fitness center and individual storage. Finally, a full-time doorman is on hand, adding a personal touch whenever any resident walks in or out of the building. Considering the address, it's incredible that there may be any apartments for sale at all at 720 Park Avenue.