A rarely found three-bedroom in a full service Upper East Side co-op, this extraordinary home has been newly renovated and designed by a premier architect. With 70 full feet of south-facing frontage, this is a singularly impressive space for living and entertaining.

Designed by MS Architecture, the same firm responsible for the complete redesign of Manhattan House, this distinctive apartment’s living space begins with the elegant marble foyer, where eye-catching molding and exquisite architectural details set the tone. The spacious great room features a state-of-the-art home theater with three built-in LED televisions, including a widescreen 65” centerpiece. High ceilings with modern Lutron lighting, seamless plaster moldings and beautiful five-inch quarter-sewn walnut floors run throughout the home, brightened by the long row of south-facing windows. The all-white Archlinea kitchen is a stunning space (Good Morning America once shot a segment here) outfitted with stainless steel Miele appliances, copious custom cabinetry, Caesarstone countertops, a tempered glass backsplash, and a sizable island.

Solid walnut wood pocket doors separate the living area from the bedrooms, while the master suite features a built-in surround sound system. Each of the grand bedrooms are handsomely appointed with custom built-in storage and California closets, while the bathrooms feature handmade Corian vanities, walnut fixtures, rain showers, and heated floors. There is also a practical home office, mudroom with storage space,  and in-unit washer/dryer.

From custom millwork to completely hidden in-wall electronics system, no detail has been overlooked in this custom-crafted home. Every room is outfitted with all-new HVAC units and on-wall thermostats.

This pet-friendly building has a classic white brick facade and wonderfully landscaped entryway. A full suite of amenities includes 24-hour doorman and concierge service, children’s playground, courtyard garden, additional storage space, bike room, live-in super and a parking garage. A number of world-class restaurants are located in the neighborhood, along with cafes, bars, boutique shopping, and some of the city’s best-performing schools. Central Park is a ten-minute stroll away, while the F and 6 trains are each within walking distance.  

There is an assessment for $304.95 in place.