Renovated Pre-War Full Floor with Distant Park ViewsThis perfectly renovated full-floor residence is ideally located on East seventy-second Street between Madison and Park Avenue, in the heart of the Upper East Side Historical District. It occupies the entire eleventh floor of a gracious and elegant prewar building one block from Central Park.The stunning twenty-two by ten entrance gallery leads to an impressive sixty-foot enfilade of entertaining space which includes an exceptionally grand living room with a wood burning fireplace and an adjacent triple-exposure library with captivating views of Central Park in the distance. The formal dining room also faces west and has views of Central Park. The adjacent oversized chef's eat-in kitchen has been fully renovated with top-of-the-line appliances and is flooded with natural light throughout the day. A large table can seat as many as six. It too faces west and captures Central Park views in the distance.The sundrenched and pin-drop quiet southern wing of the floor includes three bedrooms and two stunning renovated marble windowed bathrooms. This wing of the home enjoys wonderful open views to the south and west, and again captures views of Central Park. There is also a full third bathroom off the gallery.Thirty East seventy-second Street is an intimate white glove Pre-War cooperative designed by the prominent firm of Schwartz & Gross and completed in 1926. Residents of this building enjoy the highest level of service, security, and privacy. Trust and limited liability company ownership is permitted, and seventy-five percent financing is allowed. There is a three percent flip tax payable by the purchaser.