Park Avenue Princess

Today I thought I'”‘”‘d write yet another post about yet another

filming location – Charlotte York'”‘”‘s Upper East Side apartment. 🙂 From the beginning Charlotte York was

reigning Park Avenue Princess – a role I'”‘”‘d like to see myself in someday 🙂 – and, in real life, her apartment really was located on New York'”‘”‘s prestigious Park Avenue. Well, the exterior of it anyway. All of the interiors of Charlotte'”‘”‘s apartment existed only on a soundstage at New York City'”‘”‘s Silvercup Studios. I found the location of Charlotte'”‘”‘s pad, once again, thanks to my

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This apartment originally belonged to Charlotte'”‘”‘s first husband, Trey. The two moved into it after they got married in the third season of

After their divorce in Season Four, a fight for the apartment ensued and Charlotte ended up winning it thanks to her divorce lawyer – and future husband – Harry Goldenblatt. Charlotte'”‘”‘s building was built in 1916 by New York City architecture firm Schwartz & Gross. The 13-story building is situated in the elusive Carnegie Hill area of New York and houses only 24 apartments.

The scene from

that took place at this location was quite memorable as it was the first time in the film that we saw Carrie in her wedding attire – complete with a blue bird on her head. LOL On the morning of her would-be nuptials, Carrie and the girls head out of this building and into a waiting limousine. Carrie'”‘”‘s huge Cinderella dress has to be carefully pushed into the limo, causing her wedding planner Anthony to lament, “It'”‘”‘s like pushing a cream puff through a key hole.” LOL Until next time, Happy Stalking! 🙂

: Charlotte and Harry'”‘”‘s apartment is located at 930 Park Avenue on New York'”‘”‘s stylish Upper East Side.

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