910 5TH Avenue #3C

This exquisite, Mint condition recently renovated Architecturally Designed 1,600 sqft (approx.) 5 Room / 2 Master Bedroom / 2 Bath Fifth Avenue Prewar Co-op Apartment must be seen. Enter Gallery to 30' Loft-Like Living Room and Dining Room which is combined to create a GREAT ROOM with ceilings up to 9.5'. This Great Room has sunlight streaming in through a wall of Oversized Single Pane Casement Windows facing South onto 72nd Street with gorgeous views of Central Park and iconic New York City buildings. The completely redesigned and renovated gorgeous windowed Eat-In-Kitchen with 10' ceilings has Top-of-the-Line Appliances and is a Cook's delight. There is a brand new separate Laundry Room / Area in the Apartment with a Miele Stacked Washer/Dryer and Storage Space, this Laundry Room was created from the original ½ Bath. The Bedroom Wing complete with 2 Bedrooms, has a Master Bedroom Suite with a wall of oversized Casement Windows facing south onto 72nd Street with terrific Central Park views and enormous sunlight and a separate closet area for His & Her closets. The Master Bathroom has been renovated and enlarged to include double sinks, a bathtub-sized walk-in shower and white Thassos marble walls and floors. The Second Master Bedroom also has a wall of oversized Casement Windows with views of 72nd Street and Central Park and wonderful Southern light. The Second Bathroom has been renovated with white Thassos marble, a modern Bathtub and Shower and doubles as a Powder Room. The Apartment has high ceilings up to 9.5', new Herringbone Floors, new 8' high Modern Doors, Thru-The-Wall Air Conditioning, Oversized Casement Windows, Modern Recessed Lighting and Custom Designed Closets and a separate Laundry Room. There are 2 Apartments to this floor. Please note, PIED-A-TERRES are now allowed in this building. The building has 24-hour Doormen, a Live-In Superintendent, a Garage in the building with 50% tenant discount, a fabulous new Gym and Pied a Terres are ALLOWED. This Prewar building was built in 1920 and rebuilt in 1978 with an additional 4 floors.