This is a classic 10 room apartment in one of Carnegie Hill's best buildings designed by J.E.R. Carpenter and built in 1926. The corner living room which has views of Central Park, the reservoir and the George Washington Bridge through five large windows also features a woodburning fireplace. Radiating off of the grand entrance gallery are the living room, library; and the large formal dining room. The kitchen, designed by Christopher Peacock is a well appointed cook's kitchen and is side by side with the breakfast room. Three large bedrooms, each with baths en suite, a den and a laundry room complete the apartment. The apartment is in excellent condition, with all of the period charm still in tact.