E 56 ST #2101

**Direct and easy application process - No board approval**

This extraordinary three bedroom, three and a half bathroom duplex residence with Manhattan skyline views is located at the historic Lombardy, just off of Park Avenue, near “Billionaires Row.”

Enter through the foyer to the stunning great room featuring Italian marble, double height 19 feet ceilings, a dramatic decorative fireplace and oversized windows that beam in light all day long. This grand home has been meticulously renovated …

**Direct and easy application process - No board approval**

This extraordinary three bedroom, three and a half bathroom duplex residence with Manhattan skyline views is located at the historic Lombardy, just off of Park Avenue, near “Billionaires Row.”

Enter through the foyer to the stunning great room featuring Italian marble, double height 19 feet ceilings, a dramatic decorative fireplace and oversized windows that beam in light all day long. This grand home has been meticulously renovated to the highest standards with attention to detail and modernized to be comfortably functional. There is a spacious dining area that is perfect for entertaining, while the separate kitchen is extra large and outfitted with high end appliances. All the three bedrooms feature gorgeous espresso stained hardwood floors as well as have en suite bathrooms. The master bathroom on the lower level has a dressing room, sunken in bathtub and a lovely west facing window. On the upper level, there is a dramatic marble and glass walkway that connects the bedrooms to eachother. Luxury abounds throughout this apartment and exudes a timeless elegance. There are only 2 residences on this floor for privacy.

Twice daily housekeeping is provided and utilities are included. A washer and dryer is inside the apartment. The building’s amenities include: fitness center, valet parking, business center, salon, full time doorman and concierge services. The Lombardy has been the New York home of film stars like Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. Developed in 1926 by William Randolph Hearst, the publishing tycoon, The Lombardy remains one of the finest Pre-War hotel Cooperatives in Manhattan.

Offered unfurnished for $25,000 (long term) or fully furnished for $29,000.