WARNING! GUARANTEED TO TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY

PARIS IN NEW YORK THREE BEDROOM WITH SOUTH TERRACE!

If style is your passion, reserve your appointment today. The current owners answered the question How do you turn an apartment into a work of art? You are invited to say Yes to an unexpected pleasure, created by an internationally acclaimed Harvard-trained designer and critic. This home is not for everyone it is for people who demand the best in design and have discerning taste. You will fall in love with this artistic environment and want to add it to your permanent collection. This limited-edition home seamlessly marries its prewar origins with a new classic ultra-modern formation.

This AWESOME THREE BEDROOM PENTHOUSE - LIKE HOME has an open loft-like plan. Let your imagination soar. You are cordially invited to enter and enjoy the European feel of the main room with a wall of windows facing south. Pass through the French doors (there are three!) onto the planted terrace with banquette this quiet oasis in the heart of Manhattan will delight the senses. There is more here to love than ever before. Strong horizontal and vertical lines dramatically intersect as they cut through the space, at times being exquisitely interrupted by strong diagonal accents. It is all here. You will have more than you've ever wanted and more than you've ever thought of.

The kitchen, as we know, is the heart of the home and you'll fall in love with the open California kitchen that pours into the sun-drenched living room separated by a large island - what an amazing space to entertain your friends and family. Your new home has the advantage of being one of a kind, and best of all, it's homey and peaceful. The separate dining area is dramatically lit and architecturally defined and ample. Ebonized oak floors enrich the drama of white walls and discreetly lit white columns. Closets galore as well, but if you want even more space there are various-size storage and bike rooms available for a moderate rental fee. And yes, the terrace has an irrigation system.

What does this mean for you? It means a winning decision at an affordable price in today's competitive market. It means a quiet, private, well-located boutique building in the heart of Manhattan-designed in 1930 by Bien & Prince, the celebrated Art Deco architects who also designed the Carlyle Hotel. It means you'll be conveniently located and close to Grand Central Terminal, The New York Public Library, Bryant Park, Queens Midtown Tunnel for fast escapes out East, and it means you are near fine dining, too! Make this either your primary residence or your pied-a-terre. You won't be disappointed. Sorry, no dogs.