32 EAST 64TH STREET

Prestigious Pre-War Classic Nine on Madison Avenue & 64th Street. This exceptional Classic Nine pre-war residence offers a rare opportunity to own a distinguished home in the heart of the Upper East Side, ideally located on the Souheast Corner of Madison Avenue and 64th Street. Rich in architectural character and scale, the apartment presents an extraordinary layout filled with timeless pre-war details and remarkable potential. A dramatic foyer welcomes you into the home and leads to an expansive formal dining room featuring a wood-burning fireplace, perfect for elegant entertaining. The grand corner living room, also centered around a large wood-burning fireplace, is bathed in natural light and enhanced by soaring 11-foot ceilings, creating an atmosphere of classic New York sophistication. The separate windowed eat-in kitchen offers generous space for cooking and gathering, and is complemented by an en-suite maids room. A long and gracious corridor leads to the private bedroom wing, where oversized windows and abundant closet space enhance each room, creating a true mansion-like living experience rarely found in Manhattan apartments. This remarkable residence is further distinguished by: Four wood-burning fireplaces 11-foot ceilings throughout Oversized windows All four exposures – North, East, West, and South Private floor residence Separate private storage room Beautifully preserved pre-war architectural details The Verona is a distinguished ten-story pre-war cooperative on Madison Avenue, just moments from Central Park. Completed in 1908, the building houses only 20 residences and was designed by renowned architect Wm. Mowbray. This architectural gem was featured in Historic Manhattan Apartment Houses and remains one of the Upper East Sides most notable landmarked buildings. Residents enjoy a full-service lifestyle with 24-hour doorman and concierge service, elevator operator, fitness center, laundry room, and a dedicated professional staff. Please note: Listing images have been virtually staged to illustrate potential furniture layouts and design possibilities.