This fine prewar cooperative building which was built in 1924 by the architects Rouse and Goldstone, who were also the architects for 1107 Fifth Avenue, is one of the most sought after buildings on the Upper East side due to its large floor-through apartments composed of five bedrooms plus a library, a rare occurrence in apartment living.

Located in the heart of the Upper East side in a neighborhood of charming shops, restaurants, nearby Central Park and accessible to the finest private schools, this lovely apartment looks north to a picturesque church with its gardens, Palladian windows and steeple, and has sunny, open city views to the south and west.

The private elevator landing leads directly into the large entrance gallery off of which are public and private rooms. The gracious, well-proportioned living room with wood burning fireplace, and the library and formal dining room are all adjacent to each other, providing wonderful entertainment space.

The large and sunny corner master bedroom has a fire place and two exposures, and a master bath ensuite. Three unusually large bedrooms and a nursery-sized bedroom follow, all with baths ensuite and an abundance of generous closets.

The oversized eat-in family kitchen (approximately 20 x 24) is truly the heart of the apartment and center of family activities. There are two adjacent maids' rooms and maid's bath.

This is a unique opportunity to own an apartment with an unusually generous floor plan and whose classic prewar amenities include high ceilings, original moldings, oversized windows, lovely floors and beautiful architectural details.