The Seventh Floor of Sixty East Eighty Sixth is an exquisite full-floor four-bedroom residence designed by Danish architect Thomas Juul-Hansen with emphases on privacy, comfort, and modernity. The apartment is accessed by key fob directly from two elevators into a private entrance hall, which graciously separates the apartments private rooms from its entertainment spaces. A gallery leads from the entrance hall to the nearly 30x22 great room. The windowed kitchen is a chefs dream, with wide Caldia marble slab countertops; quartzite floors; and capacious cabinets (including a full-height pantry). Stainless steel Gaggenau appliances include standalone refrigerator and freezer; full-height wine refrigerator; two sinks; two dishwashers; double ovens, each with a separate warming drawer; and steam and microwave ovens. Each of the four bedrooms has its own en-suite bathroom, and there is a powder room and walk-in coat closet located just off the entrance hall. The spacious master suite boasts two walk-in closets and a stunning five-fixture bathroom with separate glass-enclosed shower and water closet, a built-in rosewood vanity, and polished-nickel fixtures by Lefroy Brooks. The apartment also features a full laundry room, with side-by-side Bosch washer/dryer units, linen closet, and sink, and its amenities include a Lutron lighting system and multi-zone HVAC system that allows residents the utmost climate controls.