“It’s turn of the century classic architecture, beautifully renovated,” sums Lisa Lippman, licensed residential real estate broker with Brown Harris Stevens, ticking off a long list of breathtaking features. “Ceilings more than 10 feet high, enormous windows, a clean contemporary look,” she says. “Most pre-war buildings have kitchens tucked away in back, because they were built for cooks and housekeepers. This has a front kitchen facing the Park! There is only one other prewar co-op on Central Park that can make that claim.”