Located on the exclusive Gold Coast of Greenwich Village between Washington Square Park and Union Square, this meticulously-renovated residence places you at the epicenter of downtown Manhattan's most coveted address. Step outside to the tree-lined streets of the Village with world-class dining, shopping, and transportation at your doorstep, while Washington Square Park's iconic arch and vibrant cultural scene are just moments away.
This sun-drenched home with 10-foot ceilings features an expansive open living-dining-den space with back-to-back operating wood-burning fireplaces, numerous built-ins, leather-paneled accent walls, and seven east-facing windows overlooking the building's newly-installed garden designed by prominent landscape architect Mario Nievera. Brazilian chestnut hardwood floors and central A/C complement the sophisticated aesthetic throughout.
The chef's kitchen opens seamlessly into the living space via a long curved breakfast bar and showcases quartzite countertops, a six-burner Wolf range, Wolf wall oven, and solid quartzite backsplash with generous storage. Two separate wine refrigerators are incorporated into the dining room cabinetry. The massive primary bedroom suite includes an oversized bedroom with ample space, two enormous walk-in closets, and a marble bath with separate shower and freestanding tub. The second full bath features white oak wainscoting, Ann Sacks tiles, and a rainfall showerhead.
Exceptional Flexibility: Currently configured as a spacious two-bedroom apartment, this home can be easily converted into a three-bedroom layout to accommodate your growing needs. Originally a combination of two one-bedroom apartments, the thoughtful floor plan offers remarkable versatility. Please see the included alternate floor plan illustrating the potential three-bedroom reconfiguration.
39 Fifth Avenue is a pre-war co-op built in 1922 by renowned builders Bing & Bing in conjunction with architect Emery Roth. This intimate coop features only four units per floor and is distinguished by its beautiful terracotta-tiled facade and recently renovated elegant barrel-vaulted lobby. Building amenities include a newly installed gym, 24-hour doorman service and a live-in superintendent, ensuring seamless Village living at one of downtown's most well known addresses.
Located on the exclusive Gold Coast of Greenwich Village between Washington Square Park and Union Square, this meticulously-renovated residence places you at the epicenter of downtown Manhattan's most coveted address. Step outside to the tree-lined streets of the Village with world-class dining, shopping, and transportation at your doorstep, while Washington Square Park's iconic arch and vibrant cultural scene are just moments away.
This sun-drenched home with 10-foot ceilings features an expansive open living-dining-den space with back-to-back operating wood-burning fireplaces, numerous built-ins, leather-paneled accent walls, and seven east-facing windows overlooking the building's newly-installed garden designed by prominent landscape architect Mario Nievera. Brazilian chestnut hardwood floors and central A/C complement the sophisticated aesthetic throughout.
The chef's kitchen opens seamlessly into the living space via a long curved breakfast bar and showcases quartzite countertops, a six-burner Wolf range, Wolf wall oven, and solid quartzite backsplash with generous storage. Two separate wine refrigerators are incorporated into the dining room cabinetry. The massive primary bedroom suite includes an oversized bedroom with ample space, two enormous walk-in closets, and a marble bath with separate shower and freestanding tub. The second full bath features white oak wainscoting, Ann Sacks tiles, and a rainfall showerhead.
Exceptional Flexibility: Currently configured as a spacious two-bedroom apartment, this home can be easily converted into a three-bedroom layout to accommodate your growing needs. Originally a combination of two one-bedroom apartments, the thoughtful floor plan offers remarkable versatility. Please see the included alternate floor plan illustrating the potential three-bedroom reconfiguration.
39 Fifth Avenue is a pre-war co-op built in 1922 by renowned builders Bing & Bing in conjunction with architect Emery Roth. This intimate coop features only four units per floor and is distinguished by its beautiful terracotta-tiled facade and recently renovated elegant barrel-vaulted lobby. Building amenities include a newly installed gym, 24-hour doorman service and a live-in superintendent, ensuring seamless Village living at one of downtown's most well known addresses.
Closed Sales Data [Last 12 Months]
