1 Gracie Square #9

Classic elegance inhabits this grand full-floor Gracie Square 9-room apartment, once home to the celebrated composer, Irving Berlin. History is illustrated in the original detail and immense scale of the home, coupled with the extraordinary East End neighborhood of which it resides and the remarkable architectural design of the building by Rosario Candela. Originally 11-rooms, the home has been renovated to present 3 bedrooms plus a very large staff room, 4 renovated marble baths, full laundry room and an extraordinary 75’ entertaining expanse featuring a Formal Living Room, Formal Dining Room, Chef’s Eat-in Kitchen and Library. This special home enjoys a private elevator landing custom to the resident’s taste. The impressive scale of the home is heightened by 4 exposures, 3 corner rooms and 22 windows, all of which delivers lovely natural light throughout the day. One of the most fabulous features is the spectacular unobstructed open River and Park views. Sweeping vistas from all of the main rooms capture open views of the water, the RFK Bridge, Gracie Mansion and the beauty and recreation of Carl Schurz Park. Beautiful old-word details include stunning herringbone oak floors, crown moldings, and high ceilings. The traditional well-planned layout allows for grand-scale entertaining and private living with a full bedroom wing. Additional features include central air, top-of-line stainless appliances and an abundance of California closets for generous storage.