Elegant 10 Room Home on Fifth Avenue Located at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 82nd Street, this 10 room apartment faces both the landmarked Vanderbilt Mansion and the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s iconic limestone façade, with Central Park beyond. Recently measured to be approximately 4,000 square feet, this home is gracious in space and details. The semi-private elevator landing leads into a large square foyer featuring polished mahogany doors and access to the entertaining and living quarters.

The Living Room faces South toward the treetops and quiet of East 82nd Street, with a marble-mantled fireplace. Original hardwood floors, beamed ceilings and period moldings enhance the elegant entertaining spaces. Adjacent to the Living Room are the full and formal Dining Room and a paneled Library.

The large eat-in Kitchen features two refrigerator/freezers, two dishwashers, a large wine cooler and a service pantry. A laundry room is off the kitchen and a single bedroom with full bathroom is adjacent to the service pantry. The bedroom wing includes a Primary Bedroom with ensuite bath, both with beautiful views directly facing the Met and Fifth Avenue.

Ample closets are positioned in all the bedrooms and hallways, and each of the other three bedrooms has ensuite bathrooms and large windows. Central AC is throughout and a private storage bin transfers with the apartment. 1010 Fifth Avenue is an elegant and stately white-glove pre-war cooperative, built in 1925 and designed by renowned developer Frederick Fillmore French in the Italian Renaissance style. It features an attractive and quiet side-street entrance and is across the street from Central Park.

Impeccable staffing includes a full-time doorman and porters, an attended elevator, and a resident superintendent. A private fitness center is available to residents and pets and pied-a-terres are welcome. 40% financing is allowed and there is a 2% flip tax, payable by buyer.

Please note that some photos have been virtually staged.

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