Located in one of Manhattan's finest prewar apartment buildings, this sprawling 11-room full-floor residence offers grand scale and spectacular park and city views. The unobstructed view down Fifth Ave from 62nd Street to The Plaza and the Empire State Building celebrates the meaning of location. 50-feet of frontage on Central Park, this sophisticated 11th floor apartment is filled with glorious light streaming in from 22 windows, across 4 exposures. The elevator opens on to a private vestibule, offering an impressive introduction to the home. The 46ft by 18ft living room has a wood-burning fireplace and enjoys breathtaking views overlooking Central Park with generous wall space for displaying art. The residence includes a formal dining room as well as a spacious eat-in-kitchen with a butler's pantry. Additional rooms along this wing offer flexibility for up to four bedrooms, a staff area and home office, all flooded with sunlight. Additional storage in the basement.

Completed in 1926, this prominent 13-story corner building was designed by the eminent J.E.R. Carpenter. The four-story base includes pediments, arches and balustrades, all set against a rusticated limestone-block wall. The upper section of the building is marked by double cornices and a balustrade along the roof line. This full-service cooperative building offers residents the highest levels of privacy and service. Co-Exclusive.