In this legendary 1929 building designed by Rosario Candela, internationally acclaimed architect Alan Wanzenberg has re-mastered this sixteen room corner duplex apartment.  A private landing gives way to the 25-foot-long gallery which provides access to the principal entertaining rooms: living room, library, and dining room. The corner living room faces south into tree-lined 71st Street and features gallery lighting, a wood burning fireplace, and a charming private terrace.  The adjoining library has three south-facing windows and a wood burning fireplace.  A powder room is conveniently located beside the library. The formal dining room easily accommodates a party of twelve and also offers a separate intimate tete-a-tete dining room.  The eat-in kitchen has been expanded through the addition of a staff room.  Three staff rooms remain along with one-and-a-half staff bathrooms.

Upstairs is a completely separate bedroom floor.  The master suite occupies the entire southern side of the apartment with a private study, corner bedroom with wood burning fireplace, expansive master bathroom and generous closets and windowed dressing room. A guest suite with private bathroom is found off the upstairs landing.  At the other end of this floor are two bedrooms, each with en suite bathroom, a shared sitting room, and a completely outfitted laundry room.  In addition to the main stairway, a staff stairway connects the laundry room to the kitchen and both floors are served by the elevator.