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Architectural digest quality, stunningly reimagined 7 into 6 enjoy the beautifully curated style of a renowned jewelry designers architectural digest quality home, redesigned to perfection with a delightful mix of pre-war grandeur and state of the art luxury.  If you are searching for a bespoke two bedroom home with grand scale, in a prime location, on a sun bathed high floor, designed for gracious entertaining and comfortable living, welcome home! your pre-war boutique building is impeccably situated in the historic district on the northwest corner of 72nd street and madison avenue and is distinguished by an uber chic lobby.  The elevator operator escorts you to a semi-private landing and your door opens onto a breathtaking and sunny grand gallery with high ceilings, original moldings/millwork, and namibian marble floors.  Flanking the gallery, is an elegantly symmetrical and spacious living room graced with an original marble mantled wood burning fireplace and original mahogany floors.  It offers two inviting seating areas, a grand piano for musical soires and oversized windows overlooking madison avenue.  Across from the living room, on the opposite side of the gallery, is a more informal, equally spacious and stylish library/media room (formerly an elegant dining room) with three large windows facing east, built-in cabinets and bookcases.  The expansive double exposure, northeast corner facing eat-in kitchen, adjacent to the library/media room is a chefs dream.  It offers: -custom crafted cabinetry -top of the line appliances, materials and fixtures -a custom designed banquette, which can comfortably seat 8 -a custom crafted marble center island, which can seat 4 on stools -a washer/dryer can be easily accommodated under the bar area in the kitchen next to the library/media room, is a cozy windowed study with built in bookcases, ideal for a remote workstation.  Should one require a third bedroom with showered bath, this can easily be done by taking one window from the triple windowed library media room.  This area could also become a larger study with a powder room.  The two luxurious bedroom suites are split, each with flawlessly appointed ensuite baths.  The primary suite offers double exposures and a breathtaking view of madison avenue that sparkles at night.  There is a custom walk-in closet as well as three other closets within the enfilade leading to the primary suite.  The marbled spa bath with a kohler soaking tub and double sinks has been thoughtfully designed and skillfully crafted with the finest calacatta marble, waterworks fixtures, and custom cabinetry.  The guest bedroom, as are all the rooms, is graced with natural light.  Facing west, the guest bedroom offers lovely architectural detail including a ceiling medallion and delicate millwork.  Both the bedroom and the bathroom were upgraded to the highest standard with understated elegance.  A.  K.  A.  29 east 72nd street, built in 1916 by renowned architects, rouse and goldstein, this prestigious limestone building in the landmarked upper east side historic district faces the glamorous neo renaissance style ralph lauren mansion and its equally gorgeous twin store across the street.  You are in the quintessential heart of the upper east with central park steps away, elegant boutiques, restaurants and cafes, world renowned museums, art galleries, and some of the best schools in this city! only in new york the building offers white glove service: 24 hour doorman and an elevator operator.  A storage bin is included.  There is a wine cellar and a laundry room.  Pets are allowed.  Pied a terres are permitted.  - full service, 24/7 doorman and elevator operator - resident super - cac can easily be installed (see alternate floor plan) - washer/dryer permitted (see alternate floor plan) - pets allowed with board approval - financing 30% allowed - 1.  5% fliptax paid by buyer - covid related special assessment, $5,235.  30 is currently under review.  - private storage included - wine cellar - laundry room schedule a private viewing m-f 9am to 5pm.  


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