Ibi-ọṣọ ile oníṣe ni Fifth Avenue
2 East 88th Street, Residence 10 / 1068 Fifth Avenue, Residence 10

Kaabọ sí ìpese alailẹgbẹ kan ti ko ni irufe rẹ ninu ọkan ninu awọn ile-iṣẹ ti o ni olokiki julọ ni Manhattan. Residence 10 ni 2 East 88th Street, ti a ṣe afihan ninu Architectural Digest ati apẹrẹ nipasẹ awọn onimo ijinlẹ AD100 Hall of Fame, SheltonMindel & Associates, jẹ ile to ni ilẹ kikun ti o darapọ pẹlu ilowo alailẹgbẹ ati awọn àṣà titun ti Upper East Side.

Pẹlu fọdọrun fifty feet ti ilẹ ifarahan Fifth Avenue ati windows marun-un meji-pereyin mẹta, ile yii ti o ni imọlẹ fẹsẹmulẹ awọn iwoye ti Central Park, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, ati Guggenheim Museum. Giga lori awọn igi, o ni iriri awọn ifarahan ariwa lailewu, ti a daabobo ni pipẹ nipasẹ ile ọnọ ti o wa lẹgbẹẹ. Awọn inu rẹ ni a mọ nipasẹ awọn ceilings tooni meji akọmọ, awọn ipari lacquer funfun, ilẹ didan funfun ati iwọ wenge igi dudu, ati awọn ina meji ti n jó igi.

Ibi titele ikọkọ ṣii si vestibule gilaasi, ti o yọ sinu ibi-galeri ti o ni iwontunwonsi to oṣù mẹta mẹta ti o ṣe atilẹyin si etikun ilẹ ati fi pẹpẹ mulẹ fun awọn yara ifamọra ti o wa lẹgbẹẹ Fifth Avenue. Yara igbesi aye kọ́rner ariwa iwọ-oorun, pẹlu windows marun-un meji-pereyin ati ina ti n jọmí igi walnut, nṣan sinu ile-ikawe didan ati yara media pẹlu ina keji, ati yara ounje ti o ni ilẹ gilaasi ti a ṣe irẹlẹ ti o ṣe ayẹwo imọlẹ ọgba. Ibi idana olorin, ti a pa behind a sixteen-foot glass wall, jẹ ti Bulthaup cabinetry, ile-iṣẹ inaro irin, ati awọn ẹrọ ti o ni ipele ọjọgbọn nipasẹ Sub-Zero, Viking, ati Miele. Yara idana kan pẹlu iwoye ọgba, ibi ipamọ ti a pa, ati ile iṣan ti o ni atẹgun pari ẹka yii.

Awọn agbegbe ikọkọ pẹlu suite pataki ti a wọle nipasẹ koridor ti a pinnu ni walnut pẹlu awọn apoti mẹwa. Pẹlu iwoye ọgba ṣiṣi, ibi isinmi yii ni iwẹ spa ti o ni awọn ohun elo Dornbracht, ilẹ ti a gbona, iho ti o jinlẹ, ati alaga omi fun imura ti o ni ori meji. Gbogbo awọn yara mẹta n wo ariwa, pẹlu awọn ifarahan ṣiṣi ti o wo Central Park ati Guggenheim Museum, assuring imọ lẹwa, ikọkọ, ati iwoye. Yara kẹrin ti o ni irọrun pẹlu ibusun Murphy ati iwẹ en-suite pari apẹrẹ.

Awọn ẹya afikun pẹlu afẹfẹ aringbungbun, eto aabo ti o ni eto, eto ohun-elo ti ara ẹni pẹlu ina galeri, ati awọn agbeko meji ti o wa pẹlu ile. Ile-iṣẹ naa nilo owo-ori 3 ogorun, ti onra naa yoo san.

Itan ile

Ti pari ni ọdun 1930 nipasẹ Bing & Bing ati apẹrẹ nipasẹ Pennington & Lewis, 2 East 88th Street jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ile-iṣẹ ti o ni oju ti o gaju julọ ni Fifth Avenue. Apẹrẹ Art Moderne rẹ ni oye nipasẹ ile iṣaaju ti o ni aworan ti a fà giwa ti a ṣe adorn pẹlu awọn ori okuta aṣa Griik, ọla si Porch of the Maidens ni Akropolis, ti o pa ivo omi ati awọn ohun elo ile naa. Pẹlu awọn agbegbe mẹtala mẹta ti o gbooro kọja awọn itan mẹrinla, ile-iṣẹ naa ni a bọwọ fun fun iwọn rẹ, iṣẹ-ọnà rẹ, ati itunu rẹ. Awọn iṣẹ-ile funfun pẹlu doorman gbogbo-ọjọ ati alakoso to n gbe nibi. Ni ipo to dara ni idakeji Guggenheim ati ni taara lori Central Park, ile naa dapọ iṣẹ-ọnà, pataki aṣa, ati alafia ti ko wọpọ fun adirẹsi Fifth Avenue.

Architectural Masterpiece on Fifth Avenue
2 East 88th Street, Residence 10 / 1068 Fifth Avenue, Residence 10

Welcome to an exceptional one-of-a-kind offering in one of Manhattan's most distinguished cooperatives. Residence 10 at 2 East 88th Street, featured in Architectural Digest and designed by AD100 Hall of Fame architects SheltonMindel & Associates, is a rare full-floor home that merges modernist refinement with timeless Upper East Side prestige.

With nearly fifty feet of Fifth Avenue frontage and twenty-five oversized windows across three exposures, this luminous residence frames sweeping vistas of Central Park, the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, and the Guggenheim Museum. Elevated above the treetops, it enjoys unobstructed northern exposures, permanently protected by the museum directly next door. The interiors are defined by eleven-foot beamed ceilings, white lacquer finishes, custom white resin and black wenge-wood floors, and two wood-burning fireplaces.

A private elevator landing opens to a glass vestibule, leading into a dramatic twenty-eight-foot gallery that anchors the floor plan and sets the stage for an enfilade of entertaining rooms along Fifth Avenue. The northwest corner living room, with nine oversized windows and a walnut-encased steel fireplace, flows into a luminous library and media room with a second fireplace, and a refined dining room with sandblasted glass walls that filter courtyard light. The eat-in chef's kitchen, concealed behind a sixteen-foot glass wall, is outfitted with Bulthaup cabinetry, a stainless-steel island, and professional-grade appliances by Sub-Zero, Viking, and Miele. A powder room with park views, concealed storage, and a vented laundry complete this wing.

The private quarters include a primary suite accessed through a walnut-paneled corridor with ten custom closets. With open park views, this retreat features a spa-quality bath with Dornbracht fixtures, radiant heated floors, a deep soaking tub, and a steam rainfall shower with dual heads. All three bedrooms face north, with open exposures overlooking Central Park and the Guggenheim Museum, ensuring exceptional light, privacy, and views. A flexible fourth bedroom with a Murphy bed and en-suite bath completes the layout.

Additional features include central air conditioning, an integrated security system, a custom audio-visual system with gallery lighting, and two storage units that transfer with the apartment. The cooperative requires a 3 percent flip tax, payable by the purchaser.

Building History

Completed in 1930 by Bing & Bing and designed by Pennington & Lewis, 2 East 88th Street is one of Fifth Avenue's most architecturally distinctive prewar cooperatives. Its Art Moderne design is crowned by a dramatic rooftop tower adorned with Greek-style stone heads, an homage to the Porch of the Maidens at the Acropolis, which conceals the building's water tank and utilities. With just thirteen expansive residences across fourteen stories, the cooperative is prized for its scale, craftsmanship, and discretion. White-glove services include a full-time doorman and a live-in superintendent. Ideally located across from the Guggenheim and directly on Central Park, the building combines architectural pedigree, cultural significance, and an uncommon tranquility for a Fifth Avenue address.