OUR THOUGHTS: Live on 5th Avenue abutting Central Park, on Museum Mile. Stroll just a few hundred feet from this home's foot to Central Park or the Guggenheim. The opportunity to occupy a home with such an outstanding location and impressive direct views over Central Park is rare. 1049 5th Avenue was built in 1928, coined the Adams Hotel, and converted to condos in 1991 by noted architect Costas Kondylis. Since the conversion several notable celebrities and politicians have resided in the building. The full service building features a 24 hour doorman and concierge, a live in super and is pet friendly. Condo #16B is perched on the northwest corner of the tower, showing off it's unobstructed Central Park (and Reservoir) views from it's expansive 28' great room. These dazzling views can also be enjoyed from a formal dining room and breakfast room. The home is defined by high ceilings, custom built-ins and mahogany stained herringbone hardwood floors throughout. The condo could easily be converted into a true 5 bedroom with a few very minor updates to it's current layout. If more space is needed purchase unit 16A, combining it's 2,458sqft interior with #16B, resulting in a 5,793sqft 7 Bedroom, 7 bathroom home in one of the country's most desirable locations.