This classic two-bedroom, two and a half bath pre-war home is located on one of the most sought-after blocks in all of Manhattan, on the iconic corner of East 72nd Street and Fifth Avenue. Because of the 910 Fifth Avenue’s unique architectural history, 3A is able to feature rare balcony overlooking Central Park - one of the only in this stately pre-war building. Beautifully proportioned and featuring pre-war details, one enters into 3A by one’s own semi-private landing and into an apartment that is as gracious as it is cheerful.

Featuring soaring ceiling heights and grand welcome gallery, this home’s living room offers 24 feet of idyllic overlook to Fifth Avenue and Central Park, featuring abundant light and quintessential Central Park views.

The private quarters boast two well-proportioned bedrooms with oversized windows. The large west-facing primary bedroom suite offers a tranquil but bright sanctuary and is replete with access to the balcony and Central Park vistas. The secondary bedroom is large, quiet and comfortable, with a walk-in closet and private bath.

Other apartment features include a washer/dryer closet and additional powder room for guests.

910 Fifth Avenue, a prestigious, sought-after cooperative, was built in 1919 by the esteemed developer Fred F. French, whose eponymous building further down Fifth Avenue was a paragon of Art Deco Style. Originally designed with Italian renaissance facades, the building was significantly altered in 1958 by architecture firm Sylvan Bien, who is best known for designing the nearby Carlyle Hotel. Bien’s son, who oversaw the project, noted that the ’new, broader windows give much better views and let in more light,"There is on-site parking with special rate for shareholders, a gym, and 24-hour white-glove service and a separate attended service/freight elevator is accessible on each floor.

Pieds-a-terre are allowed, but no pets are permitted. 2% flip tax payable by the seller. Some photographs are virtually staged.

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