Classic Fifth Avenue grandeur

Scale, light and refinement, with the park as a constant backdrop

Arrival is graceful and memorable. Entered from a semi-private elevator landing, the apartment opens onto a gallery of nearly twenty feet, immediately establishing a sense of architecture, procession and quiet drama. From there the rooms unfold with the kind of proportion and flow that define New York at its most elegant.

The living room is both grand and deeply inviting, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace and framed by oversized windows that look directly onto Central Park. The formal dining room continues in the same spirit, equally suited to larger entertaining and more intimate evenings at home. Beamed ceilings and richly toned wood floors create a classic Fifth Avenue setting.

The dining room, virtually staged — Dining room, virtually staged

Looking from the gallery toward the living room — Gallery to living room, as it is today

The kitchen

Windowed, substantial, and as practical as it is inviting

The expansive eat-in kitchen features SieMatic cabinetry, limestone countertops and floors, and a substantial center island with seating. Sub-Zero refrigeration and wine storage complement Miele appliances, including two dishwashers, wall ovens and a built-in coffee system. Generous preparation space and storage make the kitchen a room for cooking and gathering alike, and an office or staff room beside it adds flexibility.

The kitchen, with its island and range wall — Kitchen, as it is today

The appliance wall with Sub-Zero refrigeration and Miele ovens — Appliance wall

The primary bedroom, virtually staged — Primary bedroom, virtually staged

A park-facing bedroom, virtually staged — Bedroom, virtually staged

The bedrooms

All three overlook Central Park

The private quarters have a quiet, removed quality that enhances the apartment’s sense of retreat. The primary bedroom includes an adjoining dressing area and a windowed bath. The second and third bedrooms are well proportioned, filled with soft natural light, and share the same view of the park’s treetops.

A separate den offers space for a family room, library or quiet retreat, and an additional office or staff room beside the kitchen provides further flexibility. The current layout includes three full, windowed bathrooms.

The den, virtually staged — Den, virtually staged

The office, virtually staged — Office or staff room, virtually staged

Comfort in the details

A home that is complete today, with room to introduce your own style over time

Mitsubishi multi-zone air conditioning with individual room controls, insulated windows, extensive custom-fitted closets, and a dedicated laundry room with a washer, vented dryer and utility sink. Central air and new hardwood floors can easily account for a large share of a gut renovation in an apartment this size; here they are already in place.

Three bedrooms, all facing Central Park
Three full, windowed baths
Nearly 20-foot gallery entrance
Semi-private elevator landing
Park-facing living room of nearly 25 feet
Wood-burning fireplace
Separate formal dining room
Beamed ceilings
Windowed eat-in kitchen with island seating
SieMatic cabinetry, limestone counters and floors
Sub-Zero refrigeration and wine storage
Miele appliances, two dishwashers, wall ovens, built-in coffee system
Den, plus a separate office or staff room
Primary bedroom with dressing area and windowed bath
Mitsubishi multi-zone air conditioning with room controls
Insulated windows
Extensive custom-fitted closets
Dedicated laundry room with washer, vented dryer and utility sink

Floor plan

The current plan

Eight rooms: gallery, living room, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, den, and an office or staff room, with three full baths and a laundry room. An alternate plan, drawn to the same footprint, is on the next page.

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