Spectacular mint prewar Classic-Six home features grand proportions, soaring ceilings and original prewar details combined with a state-of-the-art kitchen and stylishly renovated bathrooms. Enter this turn-of-the century home into an entry foyer framed by French glass doors that lead you to the 27 x 16 double Living Room with soaring ceilings and sunny treetop views. The distinguished formal dining room is perfect for intimate dinners or cocktails for thirty, has sophisticated details including decorative wainscoting, beamed ceilings, and is almost a perfect square. The windowed kitchen, beautifully redesigned with high-end materials and expert craftsmanship features appliances such as; Bosch, Samsung and Kitchen Aid.  Ann Sacks mosaic back splash meets the sprawling stone countertops and abundant custom cabinetry provides a multitude of storage options and makes this kitchen a cooks dream.  The unexpected breakfast nook, which seats four, allows for morning coffee, a crossword puzzle or a place to complete homework    Down a winding hallway, you reach the serene master bedroom with an en-suite windowed half bath, built-in bookcase, window seat and two sunny exposures. The second bedroom can easily accommodate twin beds and features built-in bookcases and two closets. The windowed full bath is pristinely renovated with a mirrored custom vanity, elegant glass and chrome sconces, glass wall tile and a mosaic floor tile.  The sixth room is a guest third bedroom or home office with an en-suite windowed full bathroom that has been artfully renovated and has a convenient built- in washer and dryer. Sixty-Eight East Eighty-Six street is a handsome limestone and brick building built in 1912 and converted in 1986. This boutique cooperative has twelve floors and only twenty-four residences.  The beautifully appointed intimate lobby has the rich original details of classic marble floors and decorative moldings.  With a full-time doorman and resident manager, one will get all the attention one needs in this fine cooperative. Located a block and half from Central Park, Museum Mile and all the treasures the Upper East Side has to offer.Pets welcome.