Prewar grandeur in one of Manhattan's finest white-glove, cooperative buildings.

 

 Originally 10 into 9 rooms, this bright residence has been beautifully renovated in the traditional taste retaining its prewar charm while adding modern updates.

 

 A dedicated elevator landing opens into a gracious entry gallery from which the elegant rooms radiate. A baronial-sized living room with four windows and a wood burning fireplace anchors the entertaining suite which enjoys a back-to-back, formal dining room   and an adjacent mahogany paneled library/media room with handsome built-ins which includes a wet bar with refrigeration. In the bedroom wing, two rooms were combined to create a spacious primary bedroom with an en-suite, five fixture, marble bath and a huge,   windowed dressing room with ample storage. There are two additional bedrooms with renovated bathrooms. Completing this lovely home is a windowed, eat-in, cook's kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances and custom cabinetry, a butler's pantry, a laundry room   with a vented dryer, a staff room with bath and a charming guest powder room.

 

 Large, airy rooms predominate with enhancements of soaring ceiling heights, enormous windows, delightful moldings, inlaid hardwood floors, through wall air conditioning, an audio/visual system and abundant storage.

 

 993 Park Avenue was built in 1915, by Bing & Bing and designed by Robert T. Lyons in the Italian Renaissance Revival style. This pet-friendly building is moderate in size and contains fifty-four residences. There is a 2% flip tax paid by the buyer and a storage   room transfers with the apartment. Amenities include a windowed renovated gym and a bicycle room. Located on the Upper East Side, this Park Avenue residence is in close proximity to Central Park and many of the city's greatest attractions.