With 48-feet fronting Central Park, this beautifully renovated 9-room duplex offers a gracious layout accentuated by magnificent prewar architectural details. Bathed in extraordinary light from 28 windows, the sprawling residence enjoys majestic Park views and features soaring ceilings, tall doorways, traditional moldings, and perfectly preserved original hardwood flooring. There is a private elevator landing which opens to a stately foyer and large gallery. Radiating off the gallery is a 32-foot corner living room with large windows capturing breathtaking Park views and an elegant 19-foot formal dining room. Within the Western wing of the home, there is a 23-foot Chef''s eat-in-kitchen with a Park view, which has been outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances and attractive custom cabinetry. There are also two staff rooms; one of which serves as an office and the larger of the two serves as a study. A powder room may also be found along this wing. Located on the upper level of the home, the private chambers include a sumptuous corner master suite which faces the Park. It has a large luxuriously-appointed bath with double-sinks and a separate shower and tub. Along a private corridor, there are two spacious bedrooms, ample closets and a separate laundry room. Built in 1910, this 12-story beige-brick apartment house with a three-story rusticated limestone base was designed by renowned architects Schwartz & Gross with French and Italian architectural influences. This distinguished co-op offers residents the highest levels of service and privacy. There is a full-time doorman, concierge, and private storage facilities.