HAVE WE GOT VIEWS FOR YOU! Perched on the 28th floor with jaw dropping views as far as the eye can see, this 2 bedroom/2 bath home at The Park Regis is the jewel of the crown. It offers unmatched value, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own and live in the Carnegie Hill neighborhood of the Upper East Side without compromise. Upon entering this spacious and special home in the sky, you will imagine elegant black tie cocktail parties, intimate dinners and informal gatherings of friends and family. There will also be Zen-like moments for reflection and solitude while taking in the views from the terrace. 28E offers a gracious, open, and contemporary layout that exudes a dramatic and stylish ambience. Anchored by an open concept living/dining room with windows providing south and east exposures, the iconic views of Manhattan will take your breath away. The open living and dining room combo is long and wide and will easily accommodate multiple seating areas. TWO primary bedrooms boast awe inspiring dimensions and are fit for a King or Queen. The bones of the kitchen and baths are there; bring your favorite inspirational photos and designer to reimagine this spectacular space. The Park Regis, designed by Emery Roth & Sons, was completed in 1974. Located In the heart of Carnegie Hill where hi-rise towers with clean lines mingle with pre-war low- and mid-rise buildings and townhomes, this 33-story cooperative is located mid-block between Madison and Park Avenues. The attentive building staff includes a resident manager and full-time uniformed door staff. There are 4 passenger elevators (two are pet free) and a staffed service car. Amenities include an amazing roof deck, gym, common laundry room, storage, and bicycle room. Pets are permitted on a case-by-case basis. Pied a terre ownership is not permitted and sublets are discouraged. There is a separately managed on-site garage offering discounted rates to building owners. Carnegie Hill is at the center of 5th Avenue’s Museum Mile, offering some of the best art and culture in the city. The Upper East Side, always recognized for exclusive shopping and dining, also offers the convenience of Whole Foods and Fairway. When it’s time for some green space, Central Park and the jogging path around the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir are a block and a half away. Convenient mass transit options include downtown and crosstown buses as well as the 4/ 5/ 6/Q subways at 86th St.