Located in the heart of Greenwich Village, this meticulously-renovated oversized one bedroom with 10-foot ceilings is ideal for entertaining and gracious living. The open living-dining-den space features two back-to-back working wood-burning fireplaces, numerous built-ins, leather-paneled accent walls, and seven east-facing windows which bathe the room in sunlight, and overlook the building’s newly-installed garden designed by the prominent landscape architect, Mario Nievera. Brazilian chestnut hardwood floors run throughout and central A/C has been installed.

This is a home that must be seen to be fully appreciated. A huge chef’s kitchen with generous storage opens into the living space with a long curved breakfast bar and boasts quartzite countertops, a six-burner Wolf range, Wolf wall oven, and solid quartzite backsplash. Two separate wine refrigerators are incorporated into the dining room cabinetry. The massive bedroom suite includes an oversized bedroom with ample room for a home office, two enormous walk-in closets, and a marble bath with a separate shower and freestanding tub.

The second full bath has a surround of white oak wainscoting, Ann Sacks tiles, and a rainfall showerhead. A combination of two one bedroom apartments, this apartment can be easily turned into two or even three bedrooms, if desired. A washer-dryer may also be installed in the apartment with approval of the coop board.

Please see the included alternate floorplan showing both such potential reconfigurations. 39 Fifth Avenue is a pre-war co-op built in 1922 by the renowned builders Bing & Bing in conjunction with architect Emery Roth. An intimate pre-war cooperative, with only four units per floor, the building is known for its beautiful terracotta tiled facade and elegant barrel-vaulted lobby. Located on the exclusive Gold Coast of Greenwich Village between Washington Square Park and Union Square, 39 Fifth Avenue has a 24-Hour doorman and a Live-in Superintendent and is near numerous choices for world-class dining, shopping and transportation.

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