322 East 57th Street, #1415A
Key Details
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Listed: Sep 3, 2024Days on Market: 60Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Midtown East (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 569 times
Insider Highlights
- Building Features: Full-time Doorman and Rich History
- The building features a full-time doorman for added security and convenience. Constructed in 1929 with a neo-classical limestone facade, it has a rich history and has been home to famous artists, book illustrators, and world-class musicians.
- Interior Design: Spacious and Elegant
- The duplex is spacious with approximately 4,100 square feet of living space, featuring elegant design with exquisite moldings, columns, and detailing. It also boasts dramatic 18’ ceilings in the living room and two wood-burning fireplaces.
- Kitchen and Dining: Formal and Modern
- The property includes a large formal dining room and an eat-in kitchen with granite countertops.
Description
Absolutely stunning 7-room duplex in one of Manhattan’s most renowned cooperatives. A semi-private landing welcomes you on the main level, leading into a spacious entry gallery. The living room boasts dramatic 18’ ceilings, features a wood-burning fireplace, and is elegantly designed with exquisite moldings, columns, and detailing, offering exceptional living space for ideal entertaining.
Expansive 14’ casement windows provide open city views, and there is a library off the living room, providing a sophisticated retreat.
The sleeping quarters, featuring 3 bedrooms, are privately positioned on the main level. The deluxe master suite showcases a spacious windowed dressing room and an impeccably renovated spa bath, and it includes a second wood-burning fireplace, creating a cozy and luxurious atmosphere.
On the second floor, you’ll find the large formal dining room overlooking the grand living room as well as an eat-in kitchen adorned with granite countertops.
This spacious duplex boasts a gross square footage of approximately 4100 square feet (per draftsman).
322 East 57th Street is a neo-classical limestone building designed by architect Harry M Clauson of Caughey & Evans, constructed in 1929, home to famous artists, book illustrators, and world-class musicians. The building retains its character while exuding a contemporary cosmopolitan aura.
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