Located in one of Manhattan's finest prewar apartment building's, this sprawling 11-room full-floor residence offers grand-scale and spectacular Park and city views. With 50-feet fronting Central Park, this sophisticated 11th floor apartment is filled with glorious light streaming in from 22 windows, spanning 4 exposures.. The elevator opens on to a private elevator vestibule, offering an impressive introduction to the home. There is a stately central gallery from which all public rooms emanate. The 26-foot-by-18-foot living room has a woodburning fireplace and enjoys breathtaking views overlooking the Park and has generous wall space for displaying art. The adjacent library with fireplace also faces the Park. The residence includes a 22-foot 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. Completed in 1926, this prominent 13-story corner building was designed by 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 th roofline. This full-service cooperative building offers residents the highest levels of privacy and service.