1080 Fifth Avenue - Carnegie Hill
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1080 Fifth Avenue is a white brick cooperative built in 1960 and designed by Weschler & Schimenti. This boutique building contains either 57 apartments, creating an intimate residential environment with full time doorman, concierge, and live-in superintendent. The co-op sits in a prime Carnegie Hill location directly across from the Guggenheim Museum, offering residents spectacular views of Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural masterpiece alongside sweeping Central Park and reservoir vistas.
Apartments feature oversized picture windows that maximize the dramatic Fifth Avenue views, with many units showcasing Central Park and reservoir panoramas. Layouts range from classic three bedroom homes to expansive nine room corner apartments spanning approximately 3,000 square feet, with some featuring private terraces. Many apartments include abundant closet space, and the building permits washer/dryer installation.
The location places residents at the heart of Museum Mile, surrounded by cultural institutions including the National Academy in the historic Archer Huntington mansion to the north and the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum one block away. Despite the proximity to the Guggenheim, this stretch of Fifth Avenue remains notably quiet since parades terminate at 86th Street and park transverse entrances are located further south. Building amenities include private deeded storage, bicycle room, central laundry facilities, and maintenance fees that include all utilities, making this one of the most desirable addresses in Carnegie Hill.
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