Apartment 4B is simply "prewar perfection". The tasteful renovation of this spacious 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom home features a defined entrance gallery, living/dining room, and generous bedroom. The expanded windowed kitchen is dramatic with its black cabinetry contrasted against the stainless steel appliances, quartz countertop and backsplash, and black and white tile floor. A luxurious convenience is the washer. The ensuite spa-like bath has marble subway tiles, marble herringbone floor, and oversized step-in shower. Throughout this beautifully proportioned prewar home, there is both an elegance and practicality for modern life. The desirable details include herringbone wood floors, beamed ceilings, oversized windows, custom cabinetry, and seven outfitted closets. 320 East 57th Street, designed by George and Edward Blum, is a distinguished 16 story prewar cooperative. With Art Deco details, the numerous amenities in this full-service building include a 24 hour doorman, resident manager, new windowed gym, laundry room and bicycle room. There is storage for a nominal fee. The building is known for its beautifully planted roof deck with tables and chairs. Located in the magical Sutton neighborhood, 320 East 57th Street is convenient to public transportation, both Whole Foods and Trader Joe's; as well as established restaurants and numerous gourmet shops.