WITH 100 FT TERRACE

A unique opportunity to combine two apartments to create a 16-room residence with a 100 foot terrace overlooking the Park in one of Central Park's most distinguished prewar cooperatives.   Situated on the 15th floor, the residence would enjoy exceptional Central Park views from 14 windows.  The proposed layout would have grand public rooms on the Park, with access points to the terrace. These would include a 28-foot-by-17-foot living room with a fireplace flanked by an elegant formal dining room and a library, all radiating off of a sprawling 50-foot gallery.  On the Western wing, there would be a 22-foot family room and a 22-foot corner open kitchen with 4 windows and ample room for dining, as well as large staff quarters.  A sprawling master suite with two vast walk-in closets would also have access to the terrace and a full Park view.  The flexible layout would easily allow for seven bedrooms.  This proposed combination would be subject to board approval. Built in 1929 by legendary architect Emery Roth, the Beresford is distinguished by its three towers. Constructed in beige brick, the 23-story building has a three-story base and ornamentation is limestone. The details of the building display Italian Renaissance motifs and rich classical treatments with rosettes, balustrades, cherubs, escutcheons, cartouches, swan neck pediments, swags, and bucraniums. Residents enjoy the highest levels of service and privacy. There is a fully-equipped fitness center and storage is also available. Central Park is just steps away, as is the Museum of Natural History.