Elegant English Countryside Meets Modern Living.

 

 This pre-war classic-six into five-room apartment immediately feels like home. This residence offers a wonderful layout for gracious entertaining and peaceful living.

 

 This classic beauty's welcoming foyer/gallery leads to its south-facing side-by-side living room and dining room (can easily be a third bedroom) with wood-burning fireplace that is sunny, bright and airy thanks to two sets of new triple windows that frame the   picturesque leafy trees and townhouse garden views. The air conditioners are through-the-wall and smartly tucked away in custom built-in cabinetry. Prewar details in this approximately 1400 square feet apartment include over nine-foot beamed ceilings, beautiful   hardwood floors, original French doors and custom moldings. The windowed eat-in-kitchen is well-appointed and generously proportioned and a perfect place for breakfast. The spacious primary suite, also facing south boasts double closets and a fully renovated   bathroom en-suite. The generous second bedroom has custom cabinetry that can be utilized for a home office or bedroom alike. The large renovated windowed second bathroom has a vented washer and dryer to complete this home with every wish you desire. This home   will warm your heart and soothe your soul.

 

 108 East 82nd Street is an elegant, full-service prewar cooperative built in 1923 with twenty-four hour doorman, attentive staff and resident superintendent. There are just four apartments per floor. Amenities include planted roof deck, bicycle room and central   laundry room. There are additional staff rooms for rent (waitlist) located on the top floor of the building. A private storage transfers with the apartment. Pets are permitted. No pied-a-terres. Financing up to 55% allowed and 3% flip-tax paid by buyer. Located   off Park Avenue in a prime Upper East Side neighborhood near Museum Mile, Central Park and some of the city's finest schools, shops and restaurants. Parking garage across the street. Easy access to both East Side subway lines (4/5/6/Q), LI beach buses, and   other transportation.