Rarely available one bedroom in the famed Verona co-op. As you enter this elegant, pre-war building on the southeast corner of 64th and Madison Avenue, one is struck by the lobby's grand staircase and white marble decor. After riding in the manually operated elevator, one arrives at the private elevator vestibule. This one-bedroom sanctuary with 10ft ceilings, spacious living room with fireplace, wonderful eat-in windowed kitchen, glamorous bedroom and beautiful marble bathroom has a European feel with oversized windows and pre-war details throughout.

Built in 1908, the 10-story Verona is one of the most distinguished buildings on the Upper East Side. Designed in a Neo-Renaissance Style, Architect William E. Mowbray modeled the building after the Strozzi Palace in Florence, Italy. There is a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, state-of-the-art gym, and individual storage.