Built in 1921 by renowned pre war architectural firm Rouse and Goldstone, specialists in luxury apartment houses, the apartment is in mint condition following a complete restoration and renovation.     Architect Armand LeGardeur, formerly associate partner at Robert A.M. Stern Architects, re imagined a highly efficient floor plan and interior designer Barrie Benson created one of a kind finishes throughout   both with an extreme attention to detail.     The owner installed new wiring complete with HDMI, all new plumbing, through the wall air conditioners and new radiators with custom grates and covers, double pane sound blocking windows, sub floor and hardwoods, a new fire proof front door, all new lighting with dimmers, custom made shades, and new cabinetry in the kitchen, closets, and living room. Every inch of this apartment was designed with purpose.    The eat in chef's kitchen has carrera marble countertops, custom made cabinets, a farmhouse sink and a leather desk. Appliances include: a Viking stove with hood, Liebherr refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, and a Marvel wine cooler. Located in the center of Greenwich Village, on the'Gold Coast,'this apartment is a historical and architectural gem.    25 Fifth Avenue was converted to condominium in 2007. The entire building was updated beginning with the well maintained garden entrance and carrying through to a newly appointed lobby designed by architect William T. Georgis.     The apartment is situated in the very best location of downtown Manhattan, steps from Washington Square Park and adjacent to New York University. Today the neighborhood is the home of world renowned institutions of culture and learning, the city's best restaurants, green market, shopping, and nightlife.     Downtown, in the Central and Greenwich Village, the exceptionally desirable'Gold Coast'has been in high demand for longer than any other area of New York City, and 25 Fifth Avenue is the sole condominium building here.