One of the earliest landmark prewar coop buildings on the Upper East Side, the Imperial was completed in 1883 by architect Frederick Theodore Camp. It is often described as a smaller cousin of the Dakota, and the suites of this building were generally called French flats. Architecturally, the Imperial has a particularly distinctive facade constructed of brownstone in the Neo-Grec style. Entering the classical glass and gilded wrought iron entry doors is the mosaic tiled floors and marbled walls of the lobby with a Doorman (8AM-Midnight). This extraordinary unit with a Northwest exposure offers 2 bedrooms, 1 bath and has been completely renovated with every detail in mind. The high ceilings complement original architectural elements with a masterpiece fireplace and intricate original wood floors. Both the bright modern kitchen with stainless steel countertops and Viking gas range and the large bathroom with separate tub and shower have heated flooring. Separate washer and dryer are located in the kitchen. Large new windows with Hunter Douglas window treatments and an imaginative new lighting plan enhance this unique space. This extraordinary building is located between Park and Madison Avenues, located just two blocks from Central Park and adjacent to the Carlyle Hotel. Also within short walking distance to the Museums and Madison Avenue shoppes and restaurants. Very convenient to walk to the 6 train (77th St), and crosstown bus transportation as well. \