$3,700,000

Move right into this beautiful 10-room prewar home overlooking a picturesque tree-lined street. It has an excellent layout with well-proportioned rooms, graceful architectural details, exquisite hardwood floors throughout, and high beamed ceilings.

From the semi-private elevator landing, the entry hall leads to the spacious central foyer. French doors open into the library, which has handsomely crafted built-in bookcases. The wood-burning fireplace welcomes guests into the stunning living room, which has space for multiple seating areas. It opens into the large formal dining room, ideal for entertaining.

In the private wing there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The serene and spacious primary bedroom features an en suite bathroom and two large closets, including a walk-in. The windowed bathroom has polished nickel Waterworks fixtures and a European shower door.

The second and third bedrooms have ample closets and share a bathroom renovated with a Waterworks washstand.

The windowed cook's kitchen is thoughtfully laid out with a Viking stove and griddle, Subzero refrigerator and a Bosch dishwasher. There are glass-fronted cabinets and lovely soapstone countertops.

The adjacent breakfast room is the perfect place to start your day, with a gorgeous leaded glass window (one of four in the apartment) designed by Patti Kelly, who is renowned for restoring the clocks of Grand Central Station and Cooper Union.

The pantry/laundry room includes two SubZero freezer drawers and a Bosch washer/dryer plus multiple storage cabinets.

The two windowed staff rooms both have built-in desks and bookcases for use as offices. There is an additional renovated half bath.

The apartment has new double-paned windows by Architectural Components, which are noise isolating and filter out UVA light to protect artworks. It also has Mitsubishi split system HVAC units and transfers with a storage bin.

112 East 74th Street is perfectly situated in the heart of the Upper East Side just off Park Avenue. It has easy access to transportation and is close to the best that the city has to offer-Central Park's boat pond and lake, museums, shops and restaurants.

This attractive landmarked building was designed by Robert T. Lyons in 1917, with 10 stories and two apartments per floor. It is a full-service prewar coop, with doorman, gym, laundry and bike room. Pets are permitted. The building allows 50% financing and has a 2% flip tax, half paid by the buyer and half by the seller.