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From classics to an elegant new-construction boutique in the East End, the Upper East Side will always draw potential luxury buyers.

esigned by Bunny Williams, the maisonette living room with a wood-burning fireplace and library at 820 Fifth Avenue, between 63rd and 64th with an elegant pocket door entry - along with both D Streets along , is one of the western and southern exposures through oversize grandest on the Upper East Side. Listing for windows along Museum Mile. $20 million, the two floors feature a total of 40 linear The asking price for the three-bedroom, feet of direct frontage overlooking the park, with 11- three-bathroom co-op is $3,550,000. "Carpenter is foot ceilings and classic detailing, including parquet still recognized for his high ceilings and expansive de Versailles herringbone floors, an ornate architec­ layouts," said Ruth Anne McKeown, associate broker tural staircase and four gas fireplaces, one of which with Douglas Elliman Real Estate. "The owners kept is in the opulent dining room with a Juliet balcony. it the way it was, and maintained it impeccably, with "Most maisonettes have grand rooms on the first upholstered window seats and floor-to ceiling book­ floor, with smaller room upstairs - but here all the cases in a classic white-glove doorman building. The rooms have grand proportions," said Jill Roosevelt, formal entrance is as it was - and the very attentive associate broker with Brown Harris Stevens. "At 13 staff still delivers mail directly to your doorstep." rooms and around 5,200of square feet, it is rare to have In the prestigious East End enclave, 40 East End a duplex maisonette this caliber and scale on Fifth is a new-constructlon boutique condomlnium of 28 or Park Avenue, and this is in one of the most iconic residences designed by Deborah Berke Partners and of all Fifth Avenue apartment buildings." Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel, Architects. Berke. Dean Also across from Central Park in Carnegie Hill, res­ of the Yale School of Architecture and a longtime area idence 13B at 1170 Fifth Avenue is a classic nine (now resident, created a charcoal-and-gray-brick 20-story eight) designed and built in 1926 by renowned archi­ tower near Carl Schurz Park that is at once contextual tect J.E.R. Carpenter. Remarkably, only two owners and innovative, with a driveway and a port cochere. have occupied this home, which has managed to re­ Each of the 28 residences has private outdoor space, tain Carpenter's original prewar intentions, including with East River views, and shares a fitness center, par­ a 26-foot-long gallery and a gracious 24-foot-long lor, game room and well-appointed library. 8 OPPOSITE, LEFT, 1170 FifthAvenue, Residence 138 OPPOSITE. RIGHT, 820 FiflhAvenue. Maisonette - ABOVE. LF.Fr, 40 Eastfnd, Haisooette

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The remaining three- to five-bedrooms start at $4.5 million, with a maisonette priced just under $10 million, and a duplex penthouse with a rooftop terrace listing for $25,500,990. "Every floor is a full floor or half floor - so it does not feel at all like you are living in a large, impersonal building," said Scott Avram, senior vice president with Lightstone. "Berke understands that whole idea is privacy and quiet in the East End - it's almost like an unhurried commu­ nity in the suburbs that is unlike any other neighbor­ keys here: It is in perfect condition, and all the rooms hood in ." have a view from the 43rd floor.'' Penthouse 43ABG at 524 East 72nd Street in Just south of the Upper East Side, the duplex pent­ The Belaire, on the market for $5,995,000, fea­ house at 434 East 52nd Street includes the Tower, tures three-exposure river views of the Ed Koch where many famous musicians and celebrities spent Queensboro Bridge that stretch past the Brooklyn time in the mid-1970s. Located on a cul-de-sac across Bridge and beyond. The full-service condominium, lo­ the street from the esteemed River House, the pent­ cated at the end of a cul-de-sac in Lenox HIii, offers a house includes one terrace downstairs and two ter­ doorman and a concierge, on-site parking garage, fit­ races upstairs, a total of 1,250 square feet of outdoor ness center with a 60-foot enclosed pool, sauna, play­ space, with roughly 2,150 square feet indoors. room, meeting room. social room and storage rooms. The asking price is $4,250,000. "This is a very The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom serene penthouse in the heart of Manhattan - with apartment was designed by the current owner, a wonderful outdoor space, convenient to Uptown, highly regarded interior designer, and it shows, said Midtown or Downtown, with an enormous den, Cathy Fuerth, associate broker with The Corcoran wood-burning fireplace and a dining room that Group. "Many combination apartments don't flow seats 12, with views of the river and the Chrysler well, but this one does," she said. "The location, near Building," said Pamela Marcus, associate the F.D.R. Drive for an easy escape to the Hamptons, broker with Compass. "And the history coupled with her impeccable design work are the makes this one of a kind."■

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