136 East 64 Street   Unit 3E

Glamorous Seven. This inviting three or four-bedroom, three-bath, prewar home features an ideal layout with adjoining foyer, living and dining rooms creating an over 50-foot expanse for entertaining. The tone is set by high ceilings, delicate basketweave hardwood floors, framed cove ceilings, designer built-ins and finishes all anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. Central to the home is the windowed eat-in chef's kitchen with dual Verona ovens, commercial size Subzero refrigerator, six burner Dacor range, two sinks, full height wine refrigerator and plenty of room for breakfast together. One is also drawn to the felicity of the dining room with its treetop views and designer lighting. From the bedroom wing, the sunny corner master suite features over 12-feet of custom closets and an en suite windowed bath with spacious glass-enclosed shower. Skim-coated walls, recessed lighting, a vented washer-dryer, wiring for sound and through-wall A/Cs complete this elegant home. 136 East 64th Street is a stately full-service cooperative designed by George F. Pelham and built in 1928, with canopied entrance and an elegant lobby. It offers 24-hour doorman, resident super and additional individual storage that transfers with the unit. Ideal Lenox Hill location in the Upper East Side Historic District within a couple blocks of The Frick and museum mile, as well as culinary refinements including Daniel, Citarella, Francois Payard, Whole Foods, Fairway as well as a state-of-the-art Equinox and all that prime Upper East Side has to offer. Pet friendly.