1 5Th Ave

One Fifth Avenue is a landmarked, Art Deco cooperative tower completed in 1927 and rising 27 stories with 63 units, originally conceived by architect Harvey Wiley Corbett. The building’s profile—most prominently the Tower—overlooks Washington Square Park and defines a Fifth Avenue “Gold Coast” presence in Greenwich Village. Interiors across residences emphasize prewar detail: high beamed ceilings, oversized casement and picture windows, hardwood floors, generous foyers and built-in millwork. Units range from remodeled loft-like one-bedrooms to expansive combined multi-bedroom homes and penthouses with wraparound terraces, many offering dramatic southerly, northerly and westerly skyline vistas. Common spaces reflect a white-glove service model with a restored double-height lobby, 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in superintendent, full-time porters, central laundry and a private social room and library. Building services and policies accommodate modern living while retaining co-op governance: pets and pieds-à-terre are permitted, in-unit washer/dryers require board approval, and financing up to approximately 65% is typical. Practical amenities include storage, a bike room and a function/co-working space introduced during recent renovations. Located at the entry to Fifth Avenue’s downtown corridor, the building places residents steps from Washington Square Park, restaurants, boutiques and multiple subway lines.