408 East 79 Street   Unit 3A

One of a kind magnificent 1465sf 1 bedroom (originally 2 bedroom) 2 full bath home. This wonderful architect redesigned and meticulously upgraded apartment is located in the very desirable Arcadia boutique condominium. The layout currently offers a very large loft-like one bedroom residence with a fantastic entertaining space, however could easily be re-configured back to its original two bedroom layout. From a generous entry gallery, one enters into the grand living room/dining room that is the centerpiece of this home (measuring approximately 25' x 20') with a wall of windows facing beautiful architecture outside on tree-lined 79th Street. The open all-white kitchen was recently renovated with the most state-of-the-art appliances: A Wolf Steel gas cook-top with a Miele wall hood, Subzero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, GE garbage disposal, and a full sized Washer and Dryer. The extra-large bedroom enjoys two closets, including one large customized walk-in. The bedroom faces South, which is quiet and picturesque facing beautiful foliage and flooded with light. A huge primary bath features limestone and mosaic tile, waterworks fixtures, soaking tube for two, separate standing glass shower, double sinks and radiant heated floors. The other full bathroom features mother of pearl backsplash, a rain shower and white marble. The apartment boasts high ceilings, chic 5"wide refinished French Grey Oak floors, hidden storage and custom closets, and solid wood doors throughout. Having an expansive north and south exposure offers cross-ventilation which gives every room air and light in this beautiful triple mint home. The Arcadia was built in 2005 and designed by Costas Kondylis. There is a 24-hour doorman plus concierge and amenities that include a private gym, yoga/ballet studio, private massage room, screening room, and library/entertainment suite with catering kitchen. It's conveniently located near all the best the Upper East Side has to offer - fabulous restaurants, shopping, Central Park, libraries, museums and all modes of transportation.