1 5Th Ave

One Fifth Avenue is a landmark 27-story pre-war cooperative completed in 1927 and designed by architect Harvey Wiley Corbett. The building’s Art Deco profile anchors the northern edge of Greenwich Village at the start of Fifth Avenue and is immediately recognizable in the downtown skyline. Residences are predominantly one-bedroom lines along with larger duplex and combination layouts; many units retain classic pre-war details such as high ceilings, decorative moldings, coffered ceilings, built-in cabinetry and oversized casement windows that frame views of Washington Square Park and lower Manhattan. Interiors in renovated units commonly feature eat-in or galley kitchens with islands and high-end appliances, walk-in closets, generous storage, soaking tubs or spa-like baths, and fixtures like chandeliers and recessed lighting. Common areas include a restored double-height lobby, private resident lounge/library, central laundry, storage rooms, and recently updated corridors; the building operates as a full-service cooperative with 24-hour doormen, a live-in superintendent and porter staff. There is on-site concierge-style service, pet-friendly policies with board approval, and pied-à-terre consideration. Parking is not a primary offering on-site; neighborhood transportation and walkability to restaurants, galleries, shops and subway lines are major locational advantages. Period-appropriate renovations and occasional assessments appear across listings, reflecting ongoing capital improvements and amenity enhancements.