Emery Roth Grand Two Bedroom Home on Park Avenue

A superb corner two bedroom two bath grand-scale apartment with soaring ten foot ceilings located in one of Park Avenue's most impressive early 20th century Emery Roth designed, Bing and Bing built white-glove cooperatives is now available.

Perched high above Park Avenue with extraordinary sunlight and dramatic views south to the Chrysler building, the residence offers generously scaled rooms, rich hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace in the living room, oversize windows, abundant closet and storage space, and thru-wall air conditioning. The gracious and elegant home is perfectly suited for casual living for family and guests.

A large gallery leads into the sun-flooded living room with views East over Park Avenue and South. The recently updated windowed kitchen is adorned with a Sub-zero refrigerator, Viking stove and Bosch dishwasher. A spacious dining gallery adjoins. The corner primary bedroom features three windows that overlook Park Avenue and skyscraper views south to the Chrysler building. The second bedroom is spacious and also sun-filled. Both bedrooms have en-suite baths. The entire residence is bathed in sparkling, sunny views from each room - a very rare find.

Emery Roth was a master who combined eclectic architectural elements into romantic compositions of dignity and grace. His design of ornate apartment buildings was inspired by Renaissance palaces. Flanking the main entrance are two Gothic figures, that legend has it Roth modeled them after his client, the Bing Brothers. Founded in 1906, Leo and Alexander Bing built hotels and apartments at a time when luxurious in New York was synonymous with grand-scale elegance.

The building is fully staffed with a live-in resident manager and full-time doormen. Additional amenities include a fully equipped state-of-the-art gym, storage bins for each unit, a bicycle room, and a beautiful soon-to-be refurbished lobby. Washers and dryers are permitted . The residence is located in the heart of the Upper East Side near the Metropolitan Museum, Central Park, schools, wonderful restaurants and lovely boutiques.