Terraced triple-mint duplex in the heart of Manhattan! Duplex #14/15O is a designer finished, meticulously renovated home that is rare in the marketplace today. The home lies over two levels, and has two bedrooms with two and a half bathrooms, in addition to a very gracious private terrace off of the living floor. Enter into the home to a large foyer and sculptural staircase, reminiscent of some of New York's most enchanting prewar apartments. The living/dining floor is open and has a chef's kitchen designed by Henrybuilt, with appliances by Sub Zero and Miele. Ample space for an entertaining dining table and large seating/lounging area are accentuated by high ceilings and beautiful millwork throughout. Off of the kitchen is a large pantry, also rare to find in such a scale of apartment. Also on this level is a stunningly finished powder room for guests. Directly accessible off of the living area is a gracious, full length terrace, sizable enough to fit a dining table and lounge area. The terrace enjoys views of some of the area's finest architecture, and is private and quiet. The primary suite and second bedroom are located upstairs, each enjoying an en-suite bath and exquisite millwork and design. The second bedroom has a stall shower and soaking tub. The primary suite has its own bathroom with large shower and additional built-ins. The home is marked by its turnkey renovation, with custom lighting throughout, white oak chevron floors, and clever storage touches. The renovation included new windows, electric, plumbing, and a Sonos system. 220 Madison Avenue was built in 1940 and is located ideally in the heart of Manhattan. It is a stone's throw from Grand Central Station (allowing easy access to Westchester and Long Island), subway and bus stations, and cultural institutions like the Morgan Library and Broadway. The neighborhood has spectacular restaurants, new gyms, and parks. Residents enjoy a full-time doorman, newly renovated hallways and elevators, a newly renovated rooftop deck with views of the Empire State Building, and a garage.