1212 Fifth Avenue, #2A

This magnificent and expansive three bedroom, three and a half bathroom home offers Central Park views, a beautiful foyer, a gracefully designed living and dining room with over-sized windows that enhance the scenery and lighting throughout the home. The corner master bedroom suite offers privacy overlooking Central Park to the west and north on Fifth Avenue, with fantastic deep closets plus a walk-in, and a spa-like windowed en suite bathroom. The two additional split bedrooms both offer en-suite bathrooms.

The high-end kitchen is perfectly suited for both at-home cooking and entertaining and features top of the line appliances - Miele and Bertazzonni appliance package, and Dornbracht fixtures. The kitchen is large enough to accommodate a breakfast table and built-in benches for seating and entertaining. Additional details of this magnificent condominium includes 9-foot beamed ceilings, handsome oak wood flooring throughout, custom high-end millwork including lacquered built-ins, book shelves, heating and air conditioning enclosures, solid core doors with customized hardware, individually controlled thermostats in each room, tastefully finished powder room, customized laundry room which includes Miele washer & dryer, and a large pantry for storage.

1212 Fifth Avenue is the meticulously and comprehensively renovated prewar condominium designed in 1925 by Edward and George Blum, both graduates of the renowned Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris; the Blum brothers specialized in Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles of architecture; of which several notable New York City buildings of their’ s survive today.

Amenities at this elite, full-service building include 24-hour doorman, resident lounge and 2,600 square foot fitness center including cardio studio, rowing machines, Pilates station, versa climber and training studio. Enjoy the close proximity to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Guggenheim, high-end shopping, premiere dining, and Conservatory Garden across the street.

No Fee / CYOF

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