Sumasakop ng buong ika-walong palapag ng 3 East 84th Street, ang pambihirang tirahang ito na may sikat ng araw ay may tatlong malalaking silid-tulugan kasama ang isang aklatan o ikaapat na silid-tulugan, at isang silid para sa tauhan, pati na rin ang apat na buong banyo. Mula sa sandaling bumukas ang mga pinto ng pribadong elevator papunta sa magarang pasukan, ang apartment ay nahahayag bilang isang tahanan ng walang hanggang kaanyuan at natatanging sukat. Ang bawat detalye ay maingat na inayos upang balansehin ang sopistikadong disenyo ng prewar na arkitektura sa mga kaginhawahan at kasanayan ng modernong pamumuhay. Na-renovate ni Lee Stahl mula sa The Renovated Home, ang tirahan ay nagtatampok ng mga makabagong sistema kabilang ang sentral at wall-through na air conditioning, pasadyang mga aparador, mga molding at millwork, mataas na kisame, at maganda ang naibalik na mga detalye ng arkitektura sa buong lugar.

Mayroong isang malaking pasukan at malaking aparador para sa coat. Ang grand living at dining room ay mahusay na angkop para sa parehong eleganteng pagtanggap at maliliit na pagtitipon, bawat isa ay nakaharap sa mga French door na bumubukas sa mga Juliet balcony. Ang isang fireplace na gumagamit ng kahoy ay nakatayo sa magarang living room, habang ang katabing library na nakaharap sa timog ay mayaman sa custom na bookshelves at puno ng natural na liwanag. Ang library ay mayroon ding na-renovate na buong banyo na may shower at maaari ring magsilbing ikaapat na silid-tulugan.

Ang kusina ng chef ay isang kapansin-pansing halo ng disenyo at pag-andar. Nilagyan ng mga custom na kabinet, isang malaking gitnang isla na may upuan para sa lima, Carrara marble countertops at backsplash, at mga de-kalidad na gamit kabilang ang Sub-Zero refrigerator at freezer, Bosch dishwasher, Wolf six-burner range at oven, at Wolf microwave. Ang kusina ay perpektong dinisenyo para sa parehong pang-araw-araw na pamumuhay at pagtanggap.

Nakatayo nang pribado sa isang hiwalay na silid-tulugan, ang maluwang na primary suite sa sulok ay tahimik at punung-puno ng natural na liwanag mula sa tatlong oversized na bintana. Ang suite ay nagtatampok ng isang malaking dressing room na may maraming custom na built-ins at isang marangyang banyo na may bintana na may pinainitang sahig, isang Toto toilet, at isang oversized soaking tub. Dalawang karagdagang silid-tulugan na nakaharap sa silangan ay nag-aalok ng malaking espasyo para sa aparador at nagbabahagi ng isang magandang na-renovate na banyo na may bintana at bathtub. Mayroon ding oversized staff bedroom na may sariling na-renovate na banyo. Ang isang lugar para sa labada na may GE washer at vented dryer at dalawang malaking aparador sa pasilyo ay kumukumpleto sa tahanan.

Dinisenyo noong 1928 nina Raymond Hood at John M. Howells—ang mga tanyag na arkitekto sa likod ng Rockefeller Center at Daily News Building—ang gusali ay inatasan ni Joseph Medill Patterson, publisher ng New York Daily News, at nananatiling isa sa pinakamagandang halimbawa ng Art Deco na arkitektura sa Manhattan. Ang gusali mismo ay puno ng kasaysayan at arkitekturang karangyaan. Nag-aalok ito ng isang tahimik at eksklusibong setting na malapit lamang sa Fifth Avenue at Central Park, na pinalakas ng maasikaso na serbisyo kabilang ang doorman na on duty mula alas-otso ng umaga hanggang hatingabi at isang live-in resident manager. Ang karagdagang mga amenidad ay kinabibilangan ng pribadong imbakan at imbakan ng bisikleta.

Mayroong 2% flip tax na dapat bayaran ng bumibili, at ang gusali ay nagpapahintulot ng hanggang 50% financing. Kasalukuyang mayroong buwanang assessment na $2,092.

Occupying the entire 8th floor of 3 East 84th Street, this extraordinary sun-flooded ten-into-nine room residence has three large bedrooms plus a library or fourth bedroom, and a staff room, along with four full bathrooms. From the moment the private elevator doors open into the gracious entrance gallery, the apartment reveals itself as a home of timeless elegance and exceptional scale. Every detail has been thoughtfully curated to balance the sophistication of prewar architecture with the comforts and conveniences of modern living. Renovated by Lee Stahl of The Renovated Home, the residence features state-of-the-art systems including central and through-the-wall air conditioning, custom closets, moldings and millwork, soaring ceilings, and beautifully restored architectural details throughout.

There is a grand entrance gallery and a large coat closet. The grand living and dining rooms are ideally suited for both elegant entertaining and intimate gatherings, each framed by French doors opening onto Juliet balconies. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the gracious living room, while the adjacent south-facing library is richly appointed with custom bookshelves and filled with natural light. The library also features a renovated full bathroom with a shower and can easily function as a fourth bedroom.

The chef's kitchen is a striking blend of design and functionality. Outfitted with custom cabinetry, a large center island with seating for five, Carrara marble countertops and backsplash, and top-of-the-line appliances including a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, Bosch dishwasher, Wolf six-burner range and oven, and Wolf microwave. The kitchen is perfectly designed for both everyday living and entertaining.

Privately situated in a separate bedroom wing, the expansive corner primary suite is serene and filled with natural light through three oversized windows. The suite features an enormous windowed dressing room with extensive custom built-ins and a luxurious windowed bathroom with radiant heated floors, a Toto toilet, and an oversized soaking tub. Two additional east-facing bedrooms offer generous closet space and share a beautifully renovated windowed bathroom with a bathtub. There is also an oversized staff bedroom with its own renovated bathroom. A laundry area with a GE washer and vented dryer and two large hallway closets complete the home.

Designed in 1928 by Raymond Hood and John M. Howells-the celebrated architects behind Rockefeller Center and the Daily News Building-the building was commissioned by Joseph Medill Patterson, publisher of the New York Daily News, and remains one of Manhattan's finest examples of Art Deco architecture. The building itself is steeped in history and architectural grandeur. It offers a discreet and exclusive setting just off Fifth Avenue and Central Park, enhanced by attentive service including a doorman on duty from eight in the morning until midnight and a live-in resident manager. Additional amenities include private storage and bicycle storage.

There is a 2% flip tax payable by the purchaser, and the building permits up to 50% financing. There is currently a monthly assessment of $2,092.