45 East 66 Th Street Building at 45 East 66th St. #9E

Residence 9E is a modern masterpiece that accentuates a naturally elevated and gracious lifestyle. The chic and sophisticated architecturally significant residence has undergone a complete, extensive renovation of the highest caliber by renowned classic architect Peter Pennoyer. This incredible 11 to 10 room home boasts soaring 10 ft. ceilings, 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, as well as Quarter Sawn European floors throughout, and custom detailing that accentuate the inspiring layout of the grand scale rooms.

Enter through the windowed Foyer to the entry Gallery, perfect for an art enthusiast, which opens to entertaining wing, which include the grand Living Room, Library, Formal Dining Room, Powder Room, Chef’s Kitchen, Staff Room and Laundry Room.

The sun-filled Living Room has floor to ceiling windows and open South facing views. This opens to the oversized wood-paneled corner Library, which comes complete with a wood-burning fireplace. The dramatic Dining Room epitomizes gracious entertaining. There is wonderful flow from the Living Room to the Dining Room and onto the Library and Eat-In-Kitchen.

A chef’s kitchen, that includes a breakfast area, with top of the line appliances that include a SubZero refrigerator and wine refrigerator, 6 burner Viking vented Range and a Bosch dishwasher. Behind the Kitchen is a Staff Room with a Full Bathroom as well as a large Laundry Room with a full-size Whirlpool Duet Steam Washer Dryer.

The Bedroom wing of this XXX Mint home includes a Primary suite with views of Central Park, 6 closets and a home office alcove and a Spa-like bathroom. Two additional bedrooms with plentiful closet space and an additional Bathroom complete this wing of the home.

Designed for modern-day living the residence includes custom lighting system, 4 zones of air-conditioning, and built in speakers in the Library and Living Room. A one-of-a-kind and special offering. This recently renovated home is in move-in condition.

45 East 66th Street is considered to be one of the most iconic residential buildings on Madison Avenue in the heart of Lenox Hill. Originally known as the