320 E 82ND Street #3

Exquisite full-floor residence, every detail has been crafted to whisper luxury, to echo history, to hum with the promise of the extraordinary. Enter into the embrace of a grand Beaux-Arts landmark, built in 1900 and reimagined for modern splendor. A private vestibule entrance beckons you forward, guiding you through an elegant gallery and into a living room that stretches a staggering 25 feet, bathed in golden light from towering six-over-six windows. Above, 11-foot ceilings soar like the hush before a symphony, framing a view of treetops and timeless rooftops. Beyond the formal dining room, a dreamer's kitchen awaits-designed by Arclinea, dressed in honed Taj Mahal quartzite, and outfitted with top-of-the-line Miele appliances, from a wine fridge to a gas cooktop with vented exhaust, ready for the casual cook and the seasoned chef alike. In the private quarters, three sunlit bedrooms whisper quiet elegance, each with marble-clad en-suite baths. The primary suite, a world within itself, complete with a landscaped private balcony, a custom walk-in closet, and a Calacatta marble spa retreat-where floors glow with radiant heat, a deep soaking tub beckons, and an oversized stall shower stands ready to wash away the day. A fourth bedroom offers flexibility as a guest suite, a study, or a library-waits just beyond the living room's edge, ready to serve whatever story you wish to tell. Throughout, wide-plank white oak floors stretch in elegant lines, while central air hums in quiet comfort. A discreet powder room, a full-sized, vented washer/dryer, and a private basement storage room are among the many details woven seamlessly into this masterpiece of form and function. Beyond your own walls, a world of luxury continues. A full-time doorman stands watch, a fitness room waits to be conquered, and the very best of New York-fine dining, curated boutiques, and the energy of the Upper East Side-lies just beyond your door, with the Second Avenue and Lexington Avenue subways only steps away. This is more than a home. This is a life waiting to be lived, a chapter waiting to begin.