912 Fifth Avenue 4B

"You can enjoy beautiful views of Central Park from this grand fourth floor, estate condition, classic 8 room apartment located at 912 Fifth Avenue between 72nd and 73rd streets in the ""Gold Coast"" of Manhattan. The apartment comprises approximately 2,700 square feet and has approximately 30 linear feet facing Central Park and 10 foot high ceilings throughout. There is a wood burning fireplace in the living room. A washer and dryer are allowed in the apartment and there is a washer and dryer hookup in the kitchen. Click on the first floor plan to see the current layout and then there is a another floor plan that shows an alternate layout comprising three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, a guest bathroom, an entry foyer leading to a spacious gallery area, a formal living room, a formal dining room, a large eat-in kitchen with a washer and dryer and another room with a window directly behind the kitchen for an additional kitchen pantry area or a desk. A large basement storage unit is included in the sale. 912 Fifth Avenue offers a quiet intimacy with only two apartments per floor and a total of 31 apartments. This full-service luxury cooperative building was built in 1925 in the Italianate Renaissance style by the distinguished architectural firm of Schwartz and Gross. It is one of the finest residential buildings along Fifth Avenue. Museums such as the Frick Collection, the Met Breuer and the Metropolitan Museum of Art as well as fine art galleries are all located nearby. You have many great choices for fine and casual dining and shopping as well. 912 Fifth Avenue is located in an ideal location, convenient to all transportation and with easy access to all that New York City has to offer. Bring your architect to transform this large apartment into your dream home. There is a flip tax of 2% of the sales price paid by the seller at the closing. No smoking is permitted in the building. Pied-a-terre permitted. Ability to purchase in a trust permitted with board approval. A gym is being planned for the building as well."