1120 Fifth Avenue - Carnegie Hill
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In a serene section of upper Fifth Avenue, away from the hustle of parade routes, 1120 Fifth Avenue combines architectural heritage with modern convenience, offering a sophisticated lifestyle in one of Manhattan's most desirable enclaves.
Designed by renowned architect J.E.R. Carpenter and completed in 1925, 1120 Fifth Avenue stands as one of Carnegie Hill's most distinguished prewar cooperatives. This elegant 15-story building comprises 44 luxurious residences and boasts a timeless design that reflects Carpenter's mastery as one of New York City's foremost architects of the era.
A virtual twin to its neighbor, 1115 Fifth Avenue, this building shares Carpenter’s signature design, though with key distinctions, such as regular windows on the first floor versus arched ones at 1115. The property features attractive sidewalk landscaping, a spacious parallel-to-the-avenue lobby, and a maisonette on 93rd Street.
1120 Fifth Avenue offers a suite of full-service amenities, including a 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager, fitness center, private storage, and a bike room. The cooperative is pet-friendly and allows financing of up to 50% of the purchase price. Renovations are permitted seasonally, from April 15 to October 15.
Situated in Carnegie Hill, the building enjoys proximity to Central Park, Museum Mile, Madison Avenue’s upscale boutiques, and fine dining options. It’s conveniently located near private schools and cultural institutions, making it ideal for residents seeking a quiet yet vibrant neighborhood.
Months after their penthouse at 1120 Fifth Avenue closed over ask, a maisonette unit owned by Academy Award-winning power couple Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward has come on the market for $1.695 million. They used it as a private office and guest quarters.
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