Located on Fifth Avenue in the heart of Carnegie Hill, this high-floor ten room residence offers extraordinary graciousness, incredible space and breathtaking views. The sophisticated and elegant apartment has four rooms that stretch across almost 60-feet of Fifth Avenue frontage, with exceptional views of Central Park and the Reservoir. The large entrance gallery leads to the expansive and sun-flooded living room with its wood-burning fireplace and views of the park through oversized windows.

The living room is flanked by the formal dining room, which is ideal for hosting both large dinner parties and intimate gatherings with Central Park as the backdrop, and the library with park views, a wall of bookcases and a bar. The spacious primary bedroom and its ensuite windowed bath also enjoy direct views of the park. A separate bedroom hallway leads to the generously proportioned second and third bedrooms, each featuring open eastern exposures, walk-in closets and windowed ensuite baths.

The large windowed gourmet kitchen offers ample custom cabinetry and leads to the staff hall, which can be used as a breakfast room or combined with the adjacent staff room to create an office, den or fourth bedroom. Additional features of this apartment include two staff rooms with shared bath, an abundance of closets, washer and dryer, hardwood floors and through-the-wall air-conditioning. There is an assessment of $3,931.85 per month in place until March 31, 2025.


Built and designed by renowned architect J.E.R. Carpenter in 1925, 1120 Fifth Avenue is one of the most prestigious prewar buildings in Carnegie Hill. This full-service cooperative is comprised of 44 residential apartments. It offers residents 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager, private storage, fitness center and bike room.

The building is pet-friendly and permits up to 50% financing of the purchase price. Renovations are permitted between April 15th and October 15th. Wonderfully located, 1120 Fifth Avenue is close to Central Park, Museum Mile, shopping and restaurants.

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