Located in one of the city's most prestigious prewar apartment houses, this gracious corner apartment is certain to impress. With direct East River views and grand scaled rooms, the residence is one of unsurpassed grandeur and Old World elegance. The home features ceilings well over 11 feet high, raised doorways with pediments, architectural moldings, original herringbone flooring and captivating East River views.

The entrance foyer opens to an impressive entrance gallery which leads directly to the corner living room with oversized picture windows, abundant sunlight and sweeping river views. The perfectly proportioned formal dining room is accessed off the gallery as well as from the living room. The bedroom wing of the home is accessed from a separate hallway off the gallery leading to the luxurious corner master suite with an adjacent extensive dressing area lined with closets and windowed bath. The second bedroom and an ensuite bath enjoy river and bridge views to the north over the Sutton Square gardens. The third room off this hallway is currently a guest room with river views. It could also serve as a library if opened to the living room. There is a large kitchen, also with direct river views, and a pantry with a laundry. Beyond the kitchen are two smaller bedrooms along with a sitting room and bath. The bedrooms have direct river views and this entire area is unique in this line to this apartment.

Built in 1925, the 13-story cooperative was designed by Rosario Candela. There is an elegant triple-arched porte-cochere entrance which leads to a palatial lobby overlooking a private garden leading to the East River. The building offers residents the highest levels of white-glove service.