Caroline Guthrie

The Verona was built in 1908 in neo classical style by William E. Mowbray, who modelled the design on the Strozzi Palace in Florence. Its very name provides a clue to its architectural heritage and it offers an impressive mix of turn of turn of the century European craftsmanship and understated New York glamour. Former residents include Slim Keith, one of Truman Capote's Swans, singer, actress,

Flooded with southern light through oversized windows with views across East 79th Street, this meticulously renovated and thoughtfully reconfigured seven-room residence offers a rare combination of classic prewar architecture, modern design, and exceptional natural light. Entered from a semi-private elevator landing, the apartment opens to a gracious foyer and a dramatic open living and dining

Perfectly located in the heart of Carnegie Hill, this superb light-filled 11 room apartment with 90' on Park Avenue, occupies a high floor of a much sought after pre-war building and offers expansively scaled rooms for gracious living and entertaining. The apartment has been beautifully renovated with great attention to detail, and meticulously maintained. A private elevator landing opens into a

Pristine pre-war 7 room on Park Avenue Located in a desirable pre-war cooperative at the corner of East 81st Street and Park Avenue, this beautifully renovated and light-filled apartment offers large-scale rooms and expansive living space. Designed by Carlos Gonzalez every detail has been carefully considered, including raised doorways that accentuate the high ceilings. A semi-private elevator