11 Rooms of Fifth Avenue Elegance Overlooking Central Park

An extraordinary 11 room, formerly 12 room, residence has become available at 1035 Fifth Avenue-a pre-war (1926) J.E.R. Carpenter-designed building. This handsome building, in the style of an Italian Renaissance Palazzo, is one of Fifth Avenue's finest white-glove cooperatives.

The private elevator landing opens into a large gallery that flows into the 30-foot corner living room with a wood-burning fireplace and breathtaking views of Central Park. To the left of the gallery, through a set of pocket doors, an 11.1 x 16.8-foot library overlooks The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and to the right, sits an elegant 16 x 19.6-foot formal dining room facing South. The serving pantry leads into a large eat-in kitchen followed by two staff rooms, each with private W.C. and sink plus bath. A separate laundry room completes this wing of the apartment.  Four private chambers of the home along the Northern wing feature generous windows and bedrooms, and full bathrooms en-suite with an abundance of closets. Other building amenities include a newly built gym plus an additional private storage space on premises.

With expansive rooms, high ceilings, and fine pre-war details, every room enjoys grand proportions and natural light from the 26 windows throughout. This exceptional apartment offers a unique opportunity to create your dream home on Fifth Avenue.

Situated on Museum Mile between the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Jacqueline Onassis Reservoir at 85th Street, 1035 Fifth Avenue is in the heart of the culturally rich Upper East Side near many fine restaurants and schools and a stone's throw from some of the best shops and galleries in Manhattan. This cooperative offers the ultimate benefits of prime location, scenic views, abundant spaces and excellent building services that afford an oasis of privacy and gracious living on Fifth Avenue.