Situated in one of Park Avenues finest white-glove prewar cooperatives, this grand high-floor eleven into nine room home has 10-foot ceilings, original prewar details, oversized picture windows, through-the-wall air conditioning, herringbone floors, and two wood burning fireplaces. Drenched in sunlight, this magnificent home boasts timeless elegance. There are four bedrooms and four windowed bathrooms. A private elevator landing opens onto an impressive 22'6" long entrance gallery that leads to the palatial 31'6" long corner living room which faces south and east with five windows and a wood burning fireplace. Adjacent to the living room is the formal dining room which faces east over Park Avenue and provides an elegant space for gatherings. There is a windowed eat-in kitchen with a breakfast area, excellent storage and a laundry area. A large butler's pantry connects the kitchen to the dining room for endless entertaining. Also off the gallery is a handsome library facing south with two windows, custom built-in bookcases and the second wood burning fireplace. As for the private quarters, the master suite faces south and has a 22-foot long dressing room with five closets, built-in drawers and a vanity area. There is an en-suite windowed bathroom with a separate shower and soaking bathtub. Three additional large bedrooms, three bathrooms and a maid's bedroom complete the private quarters. There is a 2% flip tax paid by the purchaser, 50% financing is allowed, and a storage room transfers with the apartment. This eighteen story pre-war cooperative was built in 1930 by architects DePace and Juster. The building has a renovated gym and a bicycle room.