New York (Beekman), NY, 10022 | $5,950,000

Perched high above the bustling heart of Manhattan, Penthouse N offers breathtaking 180-degree vistas from the 10th & 11th floors of 444 E 52nd Street. The epitome of refined elegance, this traditional masterpiece boasts a grand entertaining floor surrounded by wrapped terraces, a fireside living room, a formal dining room, a kitchen with staff quarters, three bedrooms, and five-and-a-half bathrooms, all of which contribute to a harmonious blend of luxury and comfort. A majestic 30-foot gallery adorned with arches and soaring ceilings serves as a grand entryway to the penthouse. Framed by a double living room and a stately formal dining room, this space opens seamlessly onto a sprawling planted terrace, commanding panoramic views of the city skyline and the tranquil river below. Enhanced by a wood-burning fireplace and meticulously hand-pegged oak floors, the living room radiates warmth and sophistication, while the adjacent dining room promises memorable gatherings under the city lights. Multiple double-paned wood French doors lead to the terrace, an oasis complete with irrigation, ambient lighting, and musical ambiance, all newly tiled. A chef's dream, the windowed mahogany and granite kitchen, a staff room now used as an office with a skylight, an additional bath, and a powder room complete the upper level. On the lower level are three serene bedrooms, each with a lavish bathroom. The primary suite boasts dual baths, a dressing room, and numerous built-in mahogany closets. There is an additional wood-burning fireplace in the secondary bedroom and a laundry room with extra storage. PTAC units throughout the apartment.

Shares: PHN - 1, 625 shares & 10B - 240 shares.

Flip tax: 12x the current monthly maintenance.

444 East 52nd Street is a historic Art Deco building on a private cul-de-sac in the prestigious Beekman area. The building exudes timeless charm and echoes with stories of New York's literary past. In 1934, Dorothy Parker found peace in this very apartment near the East River, marking it a significant chapter in her life. Standing tall at 13 stories, this magnificent gem retains its original allure, adorned with three majestic stone thunderbirds crowning its facade. Situated on a tranquil dead-end street, it offers unparalleled views and a serene escape that has preserved its quiet elegance since icons like Parker and Fitzgerald graced its doorstep. This intimate, full-service, white glove building welcomes residents with the convenience of a full-time doorman, elevator attendant, and live-in superintendent. Pets and pieds- -terre are allowed.

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Co-exclusive.

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