8B at 17 West 54th Street is the perfect embodiment of the iconic Rockefeller Apartments. This two-building enclave (comprised of 17 West 54th and 24 West 55th) was developed under the "International Style" in 1936 by Nelson Rockefeller with the architect Wallace K. Harrison. The meticulously renovated two bedroom/two bathroom apartment is an entertainer's delight designed by Australia's acclaimed architect, Iain Halliday. The great room faces South overlooking the Museum of Modern Art garden. Sleek, sliding glass doors by Boffi create a striking architectural feature in this space. When opened, the doors reveal a thoughtfully designed kitchen featuring a coffee station along with Miele, Sub-Zero, and Fisher and Paykel appliances. Adding to the International Style sensibilities of the apartment, the John Royère 'Ours Polaire' sofa and chairs (circa 1930s) and Eames dining set can be discussed with the owner. The two bedrooms face North over the building's garden and can be opened to each other via oversized pocket doors, creating a generously sized suite or left closed keeping as two separate rooms. Two bathrooms, ample closet space, and central air-conditioning round out this thoughtfully done triple-mint apartment. Apartment 8B offers a wonderful, move-in ready opportunity for the discerning buyer who wishes to own a piece of New York City's architectural heritage. Quick Facts Four Rooms: Two Bedrooms + Two Full Bathrooms Condition: Triple Mint Air-Conditioning: Central Exposure: North and South Financing: Seventy-five percent allowed Flip Tax: Two percent by seller Pied-a-Terre: Allowed Sublets: Allowed per House Rules Building Outdoor Space: Landscaped garden courtyard Pets: Allowed Doorman: Twenty-four hour Super: Live-in Storage: Basement units one hundred dollars-one hundred fifty dollars (currently a wait list) Washer/Dryer: Basement (not allowed in apartments) Gym: No