109 E 79th Street 10E

Residence 10 Eаst іs а half‐flοοr home in one οf thе Uррer Εast Side's most coveted condominiums. It is the neighborhood debut of Steven Harris Architects: just Thirty-one (31) residences on a wide, tree-lined block between Park and Lexington, two blocks from Central Park. Three ensuite bedrooms, a library, powder room and separate laundry room, with north, south and east exposures and ceilings up to ten feet. A keyed vestibule in honed St. Clair marble and wire-brushed European white oak opens through a steel and tempered art glass door onto a formal entry gallery. Beyond it, the corner living and dining room takes three large casement windows over historic townhouses and protected gardens; the library alongside keeps the same outlook through an oversized north-facing window. Chevron-patterned American white oak floors, white bronze casements, burnished nickel Nanz hardware and custom plaster cornices run throughout. The windowed kitchen is custom: hand-painted Italian cabinetry with polished nickel trim, honed Imperial Danby marble counters and backsplash, a stainless steel island capped in Nordic Gray, a Wolf six-burner range, Sub-Zero refrigeration and two Miele dishwashers. Recessed Harmon-hinge doors close it off from the entertaining rooms or open it to them. The bedrooms sit privately apart. The primary suite has a walk-in closet plus two additional closets and a south-facing casement window over 79th Street. Its bath is clad floor to ceiling in honed Olympic Danby stone, with an acid-etched mirrored vanity, fluted glass shower and Kaldewei Puro undermount tub. Both secondary bedrooms are ensuite in Nestos Grey stone. Powder room in honed Maya quartzite. Zoned heating and cooling, pre-wired for home automation. The building. Thirty-one (31) residences behind a facade of fluted limestone and hand-laid Roman brick, with an illuminated art glass mural by Mig Perkins above the entrance. It is a building of a kind the Upper East Side rarely produces anymore, with an amenity suite it almost never does. Double-height lobby, lounge and library over a private cascading garden, fitness center by The Wright Fit, international-size squash and multipurpose sports court, movement studio, spa with sauna, steam room and hair salon, screening room, golf simulator, game room. Full-time doorman, 24-hour concierge, live-in resident manager. Pets welcome. Location. The 6 at 77th Street is one block away, Central Park two blocks west. Madison Avenue, the Met and the Frick are minutes from the door, as are Chapin, Nightingale-Bamford, Dalton, Marymount and Ramaz. Offered unfurnished. Photographs showing furniture are virtually staged. Associated Fees: - First Month Rent $43,500 - 1 Month Security Deposit $43,500 - Refundable Move-In Deposit $1,000 - Non-refundable Move-In Fee $500 - Non-refundable Application Processing Fee $750 - Non-refundable Digital Document Retention Fee $112.50 - Non-refundable Consumer Report Fee $80 per applicant