Sprawling Park Avenue Duplex available for the first time in nearly fifty years.Enter the foyer and take in the light filled expansive layout with loft like proportions. The sitting area flows seamlessly to a grand old world living room with three huge floor to ceiling French windows overlooking quiet 76th Street. The majestic formal dining room allows for stately entertaining. All three major rooms have fireplaces with one functioning wood burning in the sitting room. The eat-in kitchen has vintage St Charles cabinets, and there are staff quarters with full bathroom and a separate laundry room. The apartment also comes with a storage unit in the basement.The extra-wide staircase leads to four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Two of the bedrooms are master sized with Park Avenue frontage. A glorious space for lavish entertaining and an abundance of wall space for displaying an art collection. The apartment is primed for renovation with original moldings and generous proportions throughout.Erected in 1910-1911 by George and Edward Blum, this thirteen story pre-war apartment building was designed in neo-Georgian style with two wings around a central court and a striking recessed entryway.