4 East 82nd Street, #5

Lavish Living Across from The Met & Central Park

Step into a world of refined luxury in this full-floor residence nestled within a stunning 22-foot-wide prewar mansion. Located on the Upper East Side’s famed East 82nd Street with its iconic Beaux Arts facades, the co-op is just steps from Central Park, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Madison Avenue for a lifestyle beyond compare. The highly rated Marymount School and Lillie D. Blake elementary school are both just around the corner.

This is an unmatched location where world-class dining, shopping, art, culture, and recreation are essentially at your steps.

This grand 5th floor home is accessed via elevator to a private entry enriched with Venetian plaster walls. The living, dining, and kitchen layout is open, creating an inviting yet polished space to entertain and unwind.

Enjoy soaring 10-foot ceilings, gorgeous moldings, abundant natural light, rich hardwood floors, and a striking decorative fireplace. The kitchen is a culinary dream with marble countertops, custom cabinetry, and high-end appliances, including a Viking range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and Fisher & Paykel dishwasher.

Towards the southern end of the home, the gracious primary bedroom includes a delightful en-suite windowed bath, generous closet space, and excellent natural light and garden views from southern and eastern exposures. The 2nd bedroom also benefits from southern views and sunlight with a chic, newly updated full bath nearby.

A marvelous paneled library boasts floor-to-ceiling built-in shelving and storage, a desk, and a pocket door on each side for privacy. The library can easily double as a home office or bedroom!

Comfort and convenience are paramount in this beautiful home. It comes with an in-unit washer and dryer, an A/V stereo system, central A/C, and ample closets & storage.

This is a rare opportunity to live on one of Manhattan’s most coveted landmark streets in a sanctuary of timeless elegance and style, designed for the most discerning eye.

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