This grand residence at The Verona offers over three thousand three hundred square feet of elegant prewar living space in a prime location just off of Madison Avenue. With its impressive scale, architectural details, four wood-burning fireplaces and soaring ten foot ceilings, this home presents a rare opportunity to re-create a truly distinguished residence in one of the Upper East Side's most prestigious cooperatives.

A private elevator landing opens into a magnificent gallery, setting the tone for the apartment's remarkable proportions and classic layout. The gracious living room is perfect for entertaining and features a wood-burning fireplace and large windows, complemented by an equally spacious adjacent media room/den, also with a wood burning fireplace. The windowed chef's kitchen boasts plenty of storage and can be made into a massive eat-in kitchen with a separate casual dining area. Off the kitchen is a laundry room.

The private quarters include four well-proportioned bedrooms (one is currently being used as the dining room), offering exceptional flexibility for use. The oversized primary bedroom features a wood-burning fireplace as well as a walk-in closet. This part of the apartment also has three large, windowed bathrooms.

Prewar details abound throughout the home, including intricate moldings, hardwood floors in perfect condition and a myriad of storage space. With its exceptional bones and timeless layout, this residence awaits a discerning buyer to reimagine it for today's lifestyle.

Built in 1908, The Verona is an elegant white-glove cooperative ideally situated on East sixty-fourth Street between Park and Madison Avenues—one of the Upper East Side's most distinguished "Gold Coast" blocks. Amenities include a full-time doorman, fitness center, and private storage. The cooperative permits up to forty percent financing.

Note: There is an assessment of one thousand thirty-three dollars and seventy-five cents per month through January two thousand twenty-seven (primarily for LL11).