Views, light, space and style epitomize this ninth-floor corner apartment at the art deco prewar full-service cooperative -Goodhue House. The Madison Avenue corner apartments in the building are coveted for their views of the famous thoroughfare and from the ninth floor the view is further enhanced by the city skyline and the spire of the landmarked Church of the Incarnation. The style and practicality of this apartment reflect its owner, who as a renowned special events producer and designer has made this home very special. Two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a separate dining area and a sunken living room make for a unique layout. The windowed kitchen has been beautifully renovated, with high end appliances, and custom glossy sunshine yellow cabinetry which is both practical and joyful. A glass door also provides the ability to close off the kitchen from the rest of the apartment when needed. The primary bedroom with ensuite bathroom and a dreamy walk-in closet is peaceful and serene. The second equally large bedroom and bathroom are conveniently located at the other end of the apartment via a glass doorway, providing a lovely degree of privacy. Lots of built in storage throughout is a very practical touch. Built in 1937, Goodhue House is a very special building, elegant in style and with full-service amenities. A 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, fitness center, very large laundry facilities, bike room, rentable storage bins and a beautifully landscaped rooftop terrace offering stunning views of the city skyline, including the iconic Empire State and Chrysler Buildings. The location has so much to offer, in terms of cultural institutions, ease of transportation, shopping, entertainment, fine dining and many other midtown amenities. Maintenance includes heat, hot water and electricity. The building is pet-friendly and allows 75% financing. Subletting, co-purchasing, guarantors, and pied-a-terre ownership are all permitted. There is no flip tax. Contact me to arrange to see this beautiful apartment.