Located in the posh Beekman Area on a quiet cul-de-sac facing the East River, this legendary cooperative was designed in 1931 by the renowned architects Bottomley, Wagner and White. The iron gated cobblestone courtyard affords private front door access for residents and their guests. The sophisticated Art Deco lobby overlooks a manicured interior garden with a graceful fountain directly facing the river. Undoubtedly one of the finest addresses in Manhattan, the service is impeccable.Well priced for a buyers market, this exceptionally grand and beautiful seven-room home boasts lovely river or courtyard views from every room. Magnificent entertaining rooms include a gracious gallery with hidden powder room, a stately corner double drawing room with picture perfect bay windows and an exquisite square wood-paneled dining room/library. Both the drawing room and dining/library room are distinguished by 18th century Georgian mantelpieces, sumptuous architectural details, eleven foot ceiling and Parquet de Versailles floors. The spacious gourmet country kitchen offers handcrafted mahogany cabinetry, state-of-the-art appliances and a built in banquette overlooking both the courtyard and the river. An ambling hallway leads to a charming guest room with ensuite bath and continues towards a luxurious master bedroom with an antique white porcelain mantle over a wood-burning fireplace, a dressing area and generous walk-in closets. Separate staff quarters currently serve as office, guest bedroom and laundry. Flip tax is 2% paid by buyer.