GRAND SCALE LIVING ON FIFTH AVENUE FACING THE METROPLOTIAN MUSEUM OF ART! Located on the second floor, this sprawling 10 room, 4 bedroom, plus library, 4 bath residence has a wonderful flow and boasts the perfect layout for grand scale entertaining and modern day living. Upon entering, you are greeted with an elegant gallery that seamlessly leads to all quarters of this home; living, sleeping and dining.

The Park facing, enormous 31’ living room, with a fireplace, is accentuated by classic moldings and beautiful floors. The adjoining library/den, with a full bath, is also gracious in size and can easily be utilized as a home office or bedroom. At the opposite end of the gallery, is the formal dining room, which comfortably seats 14+, and is the perfect size for a dinner party!

A rare find in New York City, the kitchen is that of a country home, in both size and functionality. With 2 dishwashers, 2 sinks, an island, a wine refrigerator, an office nook, and best of all, an eat-in breakfast room, the kitchen is the heart of the home! Off the kitchen is the staff room with an en-suite bath and a laundry room with a full-size washer/ and vented dryer.

For the ultimate in privacy, a hallway leads to the sleeping quarters, which contains 3 generously sized bedrooms. The primary suite is massive and serene, with a walk-in closet, and dressing area. The windowed primary bathroom is beautifully renovated with double sinks and floor to ceiling tiles.

There is a hallway of closets that lead to the other two bedrooms that are both generous in size, with a shared windowed bathroom. Features in this home are too numerous to list and include fine prewar details, high ceilings, gorgeous floors, and fabulous closet space.

1010 Fifth Avenue is a pre-war, white glove co-op designed by Frederick Filmore in 1928. Amenities include full-time doormen, attended elevator service, resident superintendent, and a new fitness center.

This building is pet friendly and permits 40% financing.

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