Upon entering this beautiful home, there is a generous gallery perfect for displaying art, with object lights exactly for this purpose.  Immediately to the right and setting the tone for the whole home is what appears to be a luxurious wet bar. It actually is an exceptionally well-outfitted, exquisite custom kitchen with convection oven and conduction cooktop. Terry Hirst Custom Cabinetry in Tribeca built all of the intricate details throughout the home. The dining/living room feels generous; there is plenty of room for a dining table with banquet that can easily seat six as well as a traditional living room seating area. Overhead is a coffered ceiling with overhead lighting. A full wall of windows complete this room. The bedroom is inviting and has been well thought-out with custom built-in storage on both sides of and above the bed. The room has a south window. The functionally designed walk-in closet and bathroom are extraordinary with incredible attention to design.

Through-the-wall air conditioning and radiator heat throughout have architecturally designed covers. This apartment has all new wiring and plumbing. Virtually all the walls have soundproofing, new paneling, millwork, moldings and other interior finishes all custom.

One Fifth Avenue is a pre-war Art Deco landmark co-op built in 1929 at the southeast corner of Fifth Avenue and Eighth Street, through the partnership of two associated architectural firms, Helmle, Corbett & Harrison and Sugarman & Berger, and Harvey Wiley Corbett as chief designer. The building is a visually stunning landmark that rarely goes unnoticed due to its imposing presence over Washington Square Park and as anchor to Fifth Avenue. Twenty-nine glorious stories culminate in a single central tower. The building's facade is sleek brown brick with fine masonry and gargoyles. Its majestic two-story lobby with full-time attendants, porters, and building staff, is truly a one-of-a-kind, rare opportunity for an elegant New York life style. The building is also pet-friendly.