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212 Fifth Avenue via Madison Equities 212 Fifth Avenue via Madison Equities
212 Fifth Avenue got its start as a neo-Gothic office building designed by Schwartz & Gross in 1913. More than 100 years later, Madison Equities helmed a conversion of this historic Beaux Arts building to condominiums. A redesign by Helpern Architects kept many of the historic details intact while creating sumptuous residences within. The only penthouse, known as The Crown, has just gone on the market for $73.8 million.
212 Fifth Avenue interiors 212 Fifth Avenue penthouse interiors via Madison Equities
Upon entering The Crown, a bronze staircase provides a dramatic centerpiece; there is also a private elevator to access all three levels of the penthouse. A marble foyer leads to a spacious Great Room with high ceilings, gallery-height walls, herringbone hardwood floors, elegant arched windows, and a marble and glass fireplace. On the other side of the fireplace, a library/formal dining room is outfitted with a wet bar. A seven-room master suite include a sitting room, two walk-in closets, and spa-like bath with Carrara marble walls, wide sycamore vanity, and freestanding soaking tub.
212 Fifth Avenue exterior 212 Fifth Avenue terraces via Madison Equities
As impressive as the interiors by Pembrooke & Ives are, The Crown’s outdoor space and the accompanying views threaten to overshadow them. The second level has a skylit entertaining space and access to a 4,780-square-foot terrace with room for a pool and great potential for landscaping and entertaining. Upstairs, a third-floor observatory with a fireplace and wet bar opens to a roof terrace with Empire State Building, Flatiron Building, and downtown skyline views.
Amenities at this doorman building include valet parking, bike room, state-of-the-art fitness center with yoga studio and private treatment room, golf simulator, screening room, lounge, and cold storage. 212 Fifth Avenue is a short walk from Gramercy's Michelin-star restaurants, Fifth Avenue shopping, Madison Square Park, and the restaurants and venues that established NoMad as a neighborhood to watch.
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