Brilliant light and open views, along with well-proportioned rooms and an elegant renovation throughout, make this top floor Edwardian 5 an exceptional and unique home.   With three exposures and flexibility in the layout, the unit is currently configured with a large south-facing living room and an oversized master bedroom that features south and west views and large custom closets.  The formal dining room can easily become a full 2nd bedroom or be divided into a library and dining area.   The staff room or 3rd bedroom/office has a renovated 2nd full bath.  The kitchen and butler's pantry have been elegantly renovated with marble counters, Sub-zero refrigerator, Thermador stovetop, Stoves oven and Bosch dishwasher. The master bath contains a Bosch washer and dryer.  Everything in this pristine apartment has been done to enhance the pre-war elegance, including 9-1/2 foot ceilings, herringbone floors, floor-to-ceiling custom closets, oversized windows and even sconces from the original construction.  This home has a spacious layout not found in newer residences.  The Alameda was built in 1914-1915 and designed by Gaetano Ajello, renowned for grand lobbies with very high ceilings and classic details such as dental moldings, decorative fireplaces and herringbone floors.  There is a monthly assessment of $307.52 through 3/2018.