Ideally situated in one of Carnegie Hill's most prestigious cooperative buildings, this 8-room prewar residence is perched on a high floor and features excellent light, grand proportions, and 60 feet of Park Avenue frontage.  A 20-foot foyer offers entrance to a vast 28-foot living room with a fireplace that overlooks the Avenue.  There is a 21-foot library adjacent to the living room which could easily serve as an additional bedroom.  An elegant 18-foot square dining room may also be found off the foyer.  The private chambers include a 22-foot master suite that faces Park Avenue and has a separate dressing room and 2 large walk-in closets.  Adjacent, there is a spacious, sunny bedroom with a full bath en suite.  Both bedrooms are situated off a private corridor.  The sundrenched kitchen offers ample room for dining.  Two staff rooms with a full bath may be found along this wing.  The staff rooms could easily be combined to create an additional bedroom or a family room.  Built in 1930 by DePace & Juster, this 18-story building has a 3-story marble base and a facade punctuated by Venetian-style ornamentation.  It was converted to a cooperative in 1955 and has 80 apartments.  This full-service, white-glove cooperative offers residents the highest levels of service and privacy.  The building also has a private storage facility and a fitness center.