The only building set within Lafayette Park, 1925 Gough is a Beaux-Arts masterpiece designed by architect Conrad Meussdorffer. Residence #52 stands apart a grand co-op with park and bay views, and a renovated kitchen and baths. The public wing flows from a grand entry hall to a spacious living room with marble fireplace and adjoining library/den, a formal dining room, and a chef's kitchen with marble island, Thermador appliances, wine fridge, and breakfast nook. A gallery hall leads to the private wing. The palatial primary suite faces west, capturing Lafayette Park and the bay from expansive bay windows with a large sitting area and walk-in closet. Two en-suite baths include a spa bath with elevated jacuzzi tub at the window, stall shower, floor-to-ceiling mirrored walls, travertine floors, and dual sinks. Off the suite, a glass-enclosed solarium with terracotta tile floors wrapped on three sides by park trees. A laundry room, service entrance, and 2-car parking the only unit in the building with two spaces complete a residence as unique as its setting.