12 East 88th Street, 6-D

Beautifully designed by Champalimaud, this prewar Rosario Candela two bedroom, two-bathroom residence at 12 East 88th Street boasts a spacious split two-bedroom layout and elegant finishes. The residence begins with a spacious foyer leading you into a sunken living and dining room with 6 inch plank stained Oak flooring throughout. Adjacent to the dining room is a chef's kitchen with custom wood cabinetry designed by Champalimaud, Covelano Oro marble kitchen island and backsplash, appliances by Liebherr and Wolf, including hooded ventilation. The kitchen is also equipped with a Sub-Zero wine fridge.

The master bedroom suite is an alluring enclave with a generous walk-in-closet and en-suite master bath. The master bathroom is finished with exquisite Dolomiti White marbled walls, floors, and countertops. The secondary suite features ample closet space and an adjacent bathroom.

The residence has southern exposure. Both baths feature windows, custom integrated LED lighting and heated floors. The apartment has its own VRF AC/heating system and dedicated condenser for year-round climate control. An in-unit washer/dryer closet completes this residence.

Located in the heart of Carnegie Hill, Manhattan's most distinguished Upper East Side neighborhood, between Madison and Fifth Avenue, adjacent to the Guggenheim Museum and steps from Central Park on Museum Mile, 12 East 88th Street is the quintessential pre-war residence updated with modern conveniences, finishes, and features. Designed nearly a century ago by the famed Gilded Age architect of 740 Park Avenue, Rosario Candela, 12 East 88th Street offers a rare pedigree and an enviable address. In 2017, each residence was thoughtfully expanded, remade, and rescaled for the needs and tastes of modern residents without sacrificing the unrivaled quality, history, and detail. With updated touches by renowned design firm Champalimaud and curated amenities including a fitness center and children's playroom leading onto a landscaped terrace, 12 East 88th Street embodies the qualities of the quintessential Upper East Side residence.