Located in one of Fifth Avenue's most distinguished white-glove cooperatives, this sprawling 9-room home offers a gracious layout and panoramic Park and cityscape views.  Encompassing a full floor, the impressive residence enjoys 42-feet fronting Central Park, as well as a 16' x 8' terrace facing the park.  One enters the apartment from a private elevator landing and onto a vast 22' gallery.  The corner 29-foot living room has a woodburning fireplace and large windows overlooking Central Park and the city skyline to the South.  A set of glass doors lead to a delightful 16' x 8 terrace on the Park.  The gracious and expansive entertaining rooms also include an adjacent library with magnificent woodworking that also faces the park and a 22-foot formal dining room overlooks 67th Street to the South.  The apartment features high ceilings and beautifully preserved original hardwood flooring throughout..  A large windowed eat-in kitchen has Southern exposure and is adjacent to two staff rooms and a full bath.  Located down a private corridor along the Eastern wing of the residence, the 20' corner master suite has a dressing area, two generous walk-in closets and a marble bath en suite with a separate shower and tub.  There are two additional spacious bedrooms with en suite baths and ample closets.  The apartment enjoys exceptional natural light from 34 windows spanning 3 exposures and there is central air-conditioning throughout.  Built in 1963, this distinguished cooperative was designed by notable architect Robert L. Bien and houses just 17 apartments on 21 floors.  The building has a 24 hour doorman, attended elevators, and storage facilities.