Move right into this stunning, light-filled, meticulously renovated prewar residence, an expansive eight-room home reimagined as a sophisticated seven-room apartment. Perfectly positioned along Park Avenue, it offers captivating views of Central Park, Park Avenue, and the Manhattan skyline. A semi-private elevator landing opens to an elegant foyer, leading into a grand entrance gallery. The stately living room exudes prewar grandeur, featuring soaring ceilings, a beautiful wood-burning fireplace, exquisite moldings, and two oversized north-facing windows. Handsome French doors lead to the gracious dining room, thoughtfully designed with recessed lighting and two large windows. Just beyond, there is a charming wet bar perfect for intimate gatherings as well as larger-scale entertaining. The adjacent corner library is bathed in sunlight and offers views of Central Park, and with an adjacent windowed full bathroom outfitted with Waterworks fixtures, this room can easily function as a third bedroom. The windowed, eat-in kitchen is both elegant and functional, featuring custom cabinetry, soapstone countertops, dual sinks, and top-of-the-line stainless-steel appliances, including a vented Viking range, Miele dishwasher, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and wine refrigerator. The windowed breakfast area enjoys beautiful views toward Central Park West. Just off the kitchen are a butler’s pantry and a dedicated laundry/utility room equipped with a vented washer and dryer. Originally configured as three bedrooms plus a library, the home now offers a palatial corner primary suite created by combining two bedrooms. This exceptional retreat boasts oversized windows overlooking Park Avenue, extraordinary custom designed closet space, and an expansive en-suite bathroom of rare scale for a prewar residence—complete with a double vanity, a large glass-enclosed shower, and a luxurious soaking tub. The second bedroom is generously proportioned and features its own beautifully appointed en-suite marble bathroom. An Alternative Floorplan is provided for those seeking an additional bedroom. Additional highlights include 10-foot ceilings throughout, elegant hardwood floors, refined architectural moldings, recessed lighting, and through-wall air conditioning. Built in 1917, 876 Park Avenue is a distinguished white-glove cooperative designed by renowned architects W. L. Rouse and L. A. Goldstone and is ideally located on 78th Street in the heart of the Upper East Side's historic district and just moments away from Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Sotheby's, The Carlyle, The Mark and The Surrey, as well as many of the city's best public and private schools and the neighborhood's best restaurants, shopping and cultural institutions. The boutique building comprises just 27 residences and offers a full-time doorman, fitness center, and private storage. Financing up to 30% is permitted, pets are welcome, and a 3% flip tax is payable by the purchaser. A storage bin transfers with the sale. Some photos are virtually staged.