Pinagpala ng malalawak na silid at nakakamanghang tanawin mula sa mga tuktok ng puno, ang pambihirang tirahan na ito na may buong sahig at walong silid ay nag-aalok ng tatlong malalaking silid-tulugan at isang suite para sa kawani, apat na buong banyo, at isang powder room. Dinisenyo noong 1928 nina Raymond Hood at John M. Howells—ang mga kilalang visionaries sa likod ng Rockefeller Center at ng Daily News Building—ang gusaling ito ay inatasan ni Joseph Medill Patterson, patnugot ng The News, at nananatiling hiyas ng Art Deco na pamanang New York. Sa labindalawang tirahan lamang, nagbibigay ito ng pamumuhay ng pambihirang privacy at prestihiyo.

Mula sa sandaling buksan ang mga pintuan ng pribadong elevator sa magarang pasukan, ang apartment ay nagiging isang tahanan ng walang panahong kariktan. Ang bawat detalye ay maingat na inayos upang balansehin ang sopistikadong prewar architecture sa mga kaginhawaan at kaliwanagan ng ngayon. Ang mga makabagong sistema ay higit pang nagpapaunlad sa araw-araw na pamumuhay, kabilang ang anim na zone na HVAC system na may Daikin thermostats at isang Crestron system na namamahala sa mga audio-visual na tampok, ilaw, at mga electric shade sa pangunahing suite—lahat ay walang putol na pinag-isa para sa kaginhawaan at kasiyahan.

Ang mga grandeng living at dining room, bawat isa ay mayroong French doors na nagbubukas sa mga Juliet balconies, ay nag-aanyaya sa malakihang kasiyahan at pinalang mga pagtitipon. Ang isang fireplace na gumagamit ng kahoy ay nag-uugnay sa living room, nagbibigay ng init at tradisyon, habang ang katabing aklatan ay nagiging isang makabagong screening room na may isang discreet na drop-down screen, Epson high-definition projector, at Bowers & Wilkins surround sound—isang walang hirap na pagsasama ng karangyaan ng lumang mundo at makabagong sopistikasyon. Ang aklatan ay mayroon ding magandang inayos na bar na perpekto para sa kasiyahan.

Sa puso ng tahanan, ang kitchen ng chef ay isang pahayag ng disenyo at function. Nilagyan ng custom SieMatic cabinetry, Calacatta marble countertops, isang sentrong isla na maaaring maupo ang lima, at Miele appliances, ito ay isang espasyo na nagbibigay inspirasyon sa culinary creativity. Isang hiwalay na laundry area na may Bosch washer at dryer ang nagdadala ng walang putol na praktikalidad sa araw-araw na ritmo ng tahanan.

Ang mga pribadong quarters ay isang santuwaryo sa kanilang sarili. Ang pangunahing suite ay maluwang at tahimik, nagtatampok ng dalawang custom-fitted closets at isang bintanang en-suite bathroom na dinisenyo bilang tunay na pag-atras, kumpleto sa mga radiant na pinainit na sahig, steam shower, malalim na soaking tub, double sinks, at isang hiwalay na bintanang water closet. Dalawang karagdagan pang malalawak na silid-tulugan, bawat isa ay may kanilang sariling en-suite na bintanang banyo, ay nagbibigay ng kaginhawaan at privacy para sa pamilya o mga bisita. Isang staff bedroom at banyo ay nagdaragdag ng kakayahang umangkop upang umangkop sa iba't ibang pangangailangan.

Ang gusali mismo ay puno ng kasaysayan at arkitektonikong karangyaan. Nag-aalok ito ng isang tahimik at eksklusibong kapaligiran, hindi kalayuan mula sa Fifth Avenue at Central Park, na pinalalakas ng maingat na serbisyo kabilang ang isang doorman na nakatalaga mula alas-otso ng umaga hanggang hatingabi at isang live-in resident manager. Ang mga karagdagang pasilidad ay kinabibilangan ng pribadong imbakan at imbakan para sa bisikleta. Isang dalawang porsyentong flip tax ang dapat bayaran ng bumibili at ang gusali ay nagpapahintulot ng hanggang 50% financing. Mayroong isang assessment na $1,487 hanggang Disyembre 2026.

Graced with grandly proportioned rooms and enchanting treetop views, this extraordinary full-floor ten-into-eight room residence offers three large bedrooms plus a staff suite, four full bathrooms, and a powder room. Designed in 1928 by Raymond Hood and John M. Howells-the celebrated visionaries behind Rockefeller Center and the Daily News Building-the building was commissioned by Joseph Medill Patterson, publisher of The News, and remains a jewel of New York's Art Deco heritage. With only eleven residences, it provides a lifestyle of rare privacy and prestige.

From the moment the private elevator doors open into the gracious entry gallery, the apartment reveals itself as a home of timeless elegance. Every detail has been carefully curated to balance the sophistication of prewar architecture with the comforts and conveniences of today. State-of-the-art systems further enhance daily living, including a six-zone HVAC system with Daikin thermostats and a Crestron system that manages audio-visual features, lighting, and electric shades in the primary suite-all seamlessly integrated for ease and comfort.

The grand living and dining rooms, each framed by French doors that open to Juliet balconies, invite both large-scale entertaining and intimate gatherings. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the living room, evoking warmth and tradition, while the adjacent library transforms into a state-of-the-art screening room with a discreet drop-down screen, Epson high-definition projector, and Bowers & Wilkins surround sound-an effortless blend of old-world refinement and contemporary sophistication. The library also features a beautifully appointed bar ideal for entertaining.

At the heart of the home, the chef's kitchen is a statement of both design and function. Outfitted with custom SieMatic cabinetry, Calacatta marble countertops, a center island that seats five, and Miele appliances, it is a space that inspires culinary creativity. A separate laundry area with Bosch washer and dryer adds seamless practicality to the daily rhythm of the home.
The private quarters are a sanctuary unto themselves. The primary suite is expansive and serene, featuring two custom-fitted closets and a windowed en-suite bathroom designed as a true retreat, complete with radiant heated floors, a steam shower, deep soaking tub, double sinks, and a separate windowed water closet. Two additional spacious bedrooms, each with their own en-suite windowed bath, provide comfort and privacy for family or guests. A staff bedroom and bathroom add flexibility to suit a variety of needs.

The building itself is steeped in history and architectural grandeur. It offers a discreet and exclusive setting just off Fifth Avenue and Central Park, enhanced by attentive service including a doorman on duty from eight in the morning until midnight and a live-in resident manager. Additional amenities include private storage and bicycle storage. A two percent flip tax is payable by the purchaser and the building allows up to 50% financing. There is an assessment of $1,487 through December 2026.