1010 5Th Ave

A stately prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, this 14‑story, 1925-built residence offers 25 large, primarily three- and four-bedroom homes arranged in traditional floor-through and maisonette configurations. The façade and public spaces reflect Italian Renaissance influences popular in the era: limestone cladding, a formal street entrance, and an ornately restored lobby that leads to attended elevators and an elevator operator. Interiors emphasize grand proportions — long entry galleries, expansive living rooms with wood-burning fireplaces, high beamed ceilings, original moldings, and herringbone or wide-plank hardwood floors — alongside meticulously executed renovations that introduce modern kitchens, marble baths, and centralized climate systems while preserving prewar detailing. Common areas include a white-glove staffed lobby with full‑time doormen, an attended elevator, a resident superintendent, and an on-site fitness room; basement storage bins transfer with many units. The building permits pets and pied-à-terre use (case by case), allows up to 40% financing, and applies a 2% flip tax. Located directly opposite the Metropolitan Museum of Art and adjacent to Central Park, the building fronts a museum-lined stretch of Fifth Avenue and sits within a landmarked historic district, placing residents steps from cultural institutions, upscale boutiques, and established private schools.