Magnificent and meticulously restored architectural details abound throughout this handsome 1883 masterpiece. This splendid apartment, at the famed Osborne, is a brilliant fusion of old world charm and modern conveniences. Newly renovated from top to bottom by Ferguson and Shamamian Architects, perhaps New York's finest traditional architects, this is a home for those who prize original details, but also expect luxury finishes and state-of-the-art systems to enjoy today's lifestyle. The public rooms of this special apartment feature soaring, 14-foot ceilings, intricately inlaid oak and cherry floors, hand-carved mahogany pocket doors and an elegant paneled library. The gracious gallery leads to a double living room with sunny southern exposure through bay windows crowned by period stained glass transoms. Wood-burning fireplaces with limestone surrounds anchor the room at either end, and pocket doors lead from the living room and gallery to the library, which is a showpiece of mahogany paneling with glass-fronted bookcases, a decorative fireplace and an adjacent full bath. The eat-in kitchen offers a delightful setting for casual entertaining or cozy family dining in the glow of a wood-burning fireplace, and features a full complement of high-end appliances. A private hallway leads to two beautifully renovated bedrooms, each with private bath. The master bedroom is enormous, and offers ample closet space and spacious marble bath with  two sinks and luxury fixtures.The apartment is also fully updated with central air conditioning and custom art lighting.

The Osborne is a Gilded Age masterpiece, built in 1883, and designed by architect James Edward Ware.  Renowned artisans, including sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, muralist John LaFarge, and Tiffany Studios contributed their works to the sumptuous Byzantine lobby.  Diagonally across from Carnegie Hall, the Osborne enjoys a unique position among New York's finest landmarks.  3% flip tax by buyer