Sublimely located on lower Fifth Avenue, this chic one bedroom apartment has undergone a complete renovation by designer Eric Hughes. With beautiful eastern views facing Fifth Avenue, all details were considered to pay homage to this prewar gem, including 9-foot beamed ceilings, wide-plank dark-stained hardwood floors, and skim-coated walls and moldings throughout. The living room offers the perfect canvas for entertaining and relaxing.

The kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances (including a dishwasher), and is complemented with soft gray cabinetry, black marble countertops, subway tile backsplash, and bronze water fixtures. The king-size primary bedroom is outfitted with a wall of custom built-ins and a sizable closet. The bathroom is finished in Carrera marble and white subway tiles.

Additional special touches include Circa lighting throughout, marble window sills, Roman window shades (including blackout shades in the bedroom), and fully built-out closets (including a large entry closet, perfect for coat and/or pantry storage). 24 Fifth Avenue, designed by Emory Roth, was originally built as The Fifth Avenue Hotel in 1926 and converted to cooperative in 1987. A stunning and ornate lobby with bronze canopy entrance welcomes you to the building (with an additional entrance on 9th Street).

With 24-hour doorman, a live-in superintendent, and on-site management, residents enjoy a fitness center, storage for rent, bike room, and laundry facilities. Discover cozy French-inspired dining at Claudette, located at the base of the building. Pets, pied--terres, subletting, co-purchasing, gifting, parents buying for children, and guarantors permitted with board approval.

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