• Asking Price: $6,745,000
• Maintenance Or Common Charge: $19,831
• Financing Allowed: 50% permitted
• Flip Tax: 3%
• TRIPLEX PENTHOUSE
• Approximately 6,030 sq.ft. interior
• Approximately 2500 sq.ft. terrace

• Room Count: 14
• Bedrooms: 6
• Bathrooms: 4.5
• Condition: Fair
• 23' x 29' Living Room with wbfplc
• Views: Extraordinary RIVER VIEWS
• Exposures: East, West, North, South
• Wraparound terraces off the LR and DR
• Over 10-foot ceiings
• Library w/fplc opens onto terrace
• Master suite with dressing room
• 2 kitchens

his Rare Prewar 14-room Penthouse triplex overlooks the East River from baronial-sized rooms that total over an estimated 6,030 square feet. The Penthouse is surrounded by 2 landscaped wraparound terraces that total over an estimated 2,500 square feet. This stately residence has served as the home of Ireland’s Ambassador to the United Nations since 1957. The co-op includes 6 bedrooms, a formal dining room, library, a family room, an office, 2 kitchens, a breakfast room, 2 fireplaces, 4 bathrooms and 2 powder rooms. The primary suite has a dressing room---all overlooking the water. The Penthouse offers a grand entertaining space with 10-foot ceilings and tranquil water views. The unit has great style and architectural bones.



Building Notes: Built in 1929 by architects Pleasants Pennington and Albert Lewis, 1 East End Avenue was built as a wedge-shaped block along the East River, between 79th and 80th Streets. The building is among the most elegant on East End Avenue and is considered one of the great apartment houses of the period. The building has fifteen floors and 32 apartments, all of which are large -- eight, nine, eleven and thirteen rooms. The apartments offer grand living space and East River views Just blocks away are Carl Schurz Park, Gracie Mansion and a number of private schools.