79 East 79th Street, located on the Upper East Side between Park and Madison Avenues, is a sought-after white-glove prewar co-op designed by Electus Litchfield in 1928. This 14-story limestone building features 13 spacious simplex apartments. Amenities include a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, basement storage, and a private half basketball court. Known for timeless elegance, it allows financing up to $2 million.