This elegant pre-war building was constructed in 1927. Dorothy Draper is said to have consulted on the floorplans. A large entry gallery with a cedar closet and abundant wall space for art is the perfect introduction to this sprawling six room apartment. The living room which has grand and generous proportions has wood-beamed ceilings and a wood burning fireplace.

To the left of the gallery is a windowed kitchen which opens to a formal dining room. This loft-like detail lends itself to comfortable and congenial dinning. The dining room and living room have oversized windows which give substantial northern light. To the right of the gallery are three south facing bedrooms. The sunny master and second bedrooms are large with ample closets. All bedrooms have ensuite baths. There is a washer dryer in the apartment which has been grandfathered.

350 East 57th Street is a full-service prewar cooperative with a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent and private storage which trades with the apartment. There is a laundry room in the basement.  An expansive roof top terrace with planted gardens and magnificent city views is a wonderful place to spend the end of a day enjoying the sunset. Pet friendly building.