PIED A TERRE PARADISE! A gorgeous landmarked prewar elevator mansion situated on one of the Upper East Sides most stunning Park blocks is home to an elegant split 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom full-floor home a half a block from Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This bright and airy home is stunningly renovated with modern luxuries and design while preserving exquisite old-world detail and scale with nearly 11 foot ceilings throughout. Encompassing 2,000 square feet, the scale of the home is all the more impressive by the over-sized windows drawing in lovely natural light and showcasing tree-line park block views to the north and townhouse garden views to the south. There is a fantastic flow to the home and can easily accommodate entertaining on a large scale. The splendid full floor layout features an extended gallery leading to the formal living / music room with Juliet balcony, and a sublime master suite with luxurious master bath, huge custom-fitted dressing room, large, sun-drenched solarium and lush green garden and Metropolitan Museum views. The entry gallery also hosts a lovely powder room. The north end of the home presents a beautifully renovated and fully outfitted open kitchen with pass through to the exquisite formal dining room. The second bedroom suite is also positioned at the south end of the home with full bathroom and walk-in closet or laundry room. The home balances both old-world elegance, scale and detail with modern luxuries, high end finishes and systems. Pristine traditional details include beautiful hardwood floors, exposed brick, crown moldings and wainscoting, and two wood-burning fireplaces.Modern luxuries include top-of-the-line appliances, Lutron lighting system, laundry room, central air conditioning and heating, Bose sound system in master suite and video security system.Residing on a splendid tree-lined block just off Fifth Avenue and Central Park, and surrounded by Landmark townhomes, 16 East 84th Street is a 19th century historic and elegant Neo-Georgian mansion converted to condominium. Built at the end of the 19th century, the building is a member of three, London-inspired row mansions along this lovely Park and Museum block.