Barbizon/63: an icon among New York buildings, listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Its smashing condo conversion - a project widely acclaimed by architects and designers alike. 7DG combines the epitome of prewar elegance with the highest level of modern finishes. Authentic Bolivian rosewood floors, crown moldings and beamed ceilings. The unique 2,000 square foot floor plan features multiple exposures in virtually every room - a total of 18 windows. Throughout the apartment there are four exposures so the property basks in light all day. The lay-out is highly civilized - the public rooms and the bedrooms can be easily separated for company or privacy. The main living space enjoys six oversized casement windows facing east, south and west with lovely views of treetops and townhouses. The full dining room, a knock-out feature in any New York home, is adjacent to an upgraded kitchen with high-end appliances. All three bedrooms have two exposures. The master easily accommodates a king size bed. There are three elegant marble baths - all with Waterworks fixtures. The master bath boasts a double sink and a spacious windowed shower. The second has a deep soaking tub. In addition, there's a stunning windowed powder room with a unique marble pedestal sink totaling 3 1/2 baths. Add to that, a washer/dryer, generous closets throughout including a huge 8 x 6 walk-in and a state of the art A/V system. Originally built in 1927 and converted to a condominium in 2005, the fabled Barbizon/63 is a full-service Romanesque style building featuring 24 hour doorman and concierge, live-in resident manager, a lounge with a grand piano adjacent to a 50 seat dining room with catering kitchen and a plush 20 seat screening room. An Equinox Fitness Center can be accessed from the building.