1010 5Th Ave

A distinguished 14-story prewar cooperative on Fifth Avenue, completed in 1925 and executed in a neo-Italian Renaissance idiom by developer Frederick F. French. The limestone facade, formal entry and period detailing recall classic Carnegie Hill architecture; interior common spaces include a staffed marble-floored semi-private landing and attended elevators. Residences are large-format 3- and 4-bedroom layouts with grand galleries, formal dining rooms, oversized living rooms often with wood-burning fireplaces, high beamed ceilings, and abundant built-in millwork reflecting original prewar finishes. Typical apartments feature eat-in kitchens or country-style cook spaces, separate staff/office rooms, multiple baths (many windowed), generous closet systems and private outdoor terraces under 60 sq ft in some units. Building services are full-service white-glove: 24-hour doormen, elevator attendants, resident manager/superintendent, on-site fitness center and individual storage bins; a modest flip tax applies. Pet policies are flexible, with pets and pied-à-terres considered; financing allowances vary by listing. Located at the corner of East 82nd Street and Fifth Avenue, the property directly faces Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, situating it within the Metropolitan Museum Historic District and a tree-lined, museum-facing stretch of the Upper East Side.