Welcome home to residence seven F designed by Annabelle Seldorf who recently completed the renovation and expansion of the Frick Museum. The home offers generously scaled rooms, ten-foot ceilings, unique and stunning marble and stone floors, oversize windows, abundant closet and storage space, and thru-wall air conditioning. The one-of-a-kind gracious and elegant home is perfectly suited for casual living as well as grand scale entertaining.

One enters the sophisticated and stylish home through a large gracious entry foyer. Originally two bedrooms the home has been reconfigured as a very spacious, elegant and unique one bedroom residence. The ten-foot four-inch living room ceiling height adds luxe volume to the space.

The stainless steel cook’s eat-in kitchen adds to the sleek modern vibe. Other features of the entertainer's kitchen include a Sub-zero refrigerator, Gaggenau stove with Kuppersbusch cooktop and Miele dishwasher. There is also a home office for practical use. Pets and pied-à-terres are permitted.

Emery Roth was a master who combined eclectic architectural elements into romantic compositions of dignity and grace. His design of ornate apartment buildings was inspired by Renaissance palaces.

The building is fully staffed with a live-in resident manager and full-time doormen. Additional amenities include a fully equipped state-of-the-art gym, storage bins for each unit, a bicycle room, and a beautiful refurbished lobby. The residence is located in the heart of the Upper East Side near the Metropolitan Museum, Central Park, wonderful restaurants and lovely boutiques.