120 East End Ave, 7-B

Sophisticated architectural details and design embellishments abound in this magnificent, Triple mint condition, 11 into 9-room residence. Located in one of Manhattan's finest cooperative buildings, this 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath apartment was meticulously renovated and updated for modern living while maintaining its understated elegance and innate charm.

Entry is through a jewel box-like private elevator landing into a gracious gallery flanked by palatial-sized rooms of graceful scale and proportion. The bright, formal living room has a working fireplace and floor to ceiling windows and sits opposite to the banquet-sized dining room that has an eased, barrel vault ceiling and floor to ceiling windows. The exquisite, Rosewood paneled library has a working fireplace, a full wet bar and an extraordinary powder room. There are four large bedrooms; the doubled exposed, corner master, library and living room enjoy direct park and East River views. The huge, eat-in, St. Charles chef's kitchen is ideal for large scale entertaining or at-home meals; custom cabinetry, top of the line appliances, polished stone mosaic floors and cast glass counters only hint at the beauty and functionality of the crown jewel of this home. Rounding out this remarkable residence is a laundry area, staff room and abundant, fully fitted storage. Prewar details include soaring 10' ceilings, traditional moldings, lovely floors and huge windows. Modern updates include choice selections of ceramic, stone and marble slabs and tiles, beautiful hardware, custom millwork, central HVAC, Crestron AV system, Lutron lighting, radiant heated floors and Panorama windows. You must see this apartment to appreciate it.

120 East End Avenue is one of the finest, white glove, full service cooperative buildings in New York. Developed in 1931 by Vincent Astor and designed by Charles Platt, this impeccably discreet apartment house faces Carl Schurz Park and the East River. So pleased was Vincent Astor with this building that he made his home here for 19 years. It was to this house that he brought his bride, Brooke upon their marriage. An unusual but gracious touch was the creation of gardens to the west and north of the building that still exist. Additional amenities include a fitness center, bike room and individual storage units with Mosler doors.