1025 5Th Ave

1025 Fifth Avenue is a 13-story, 64-unit cooperative completed in 1955 and located on Manhattan’s Museum Mile directly opposite the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park. The post‑war building was conceived with mid‑century modern sensibilities; its lobby was executed by Raymond Loewy Associates and is paired with a landscaped garden courtyard that runs along the entry. Residence types range from one‑ to three‑bedroom layouts, many with generous galleries, formal dining rooms and multiple walk‑in closets. Interiors commonly feature hardwood and marble flooring, eat‑in or galley kitchens with granite counters and high‑end appliances, full-size bathrooms (some with double vanities), built‑ins and washer/dryer hookups in select homes. Many units enjoy south or garden-facing exposures, oversized windows, and private outdoor spaces like balconies that overlook quiet treetops or interior gardens. The building operates as a white‑glove co‑op with 24‑hour doormen, concierge, elevator attendants and a live‑in resident manager. Onsite services and amenities include a fitness room, bicycle storage, laundry facilities, private storage (wait list), two lobby-level gardens and an in‑building garage offered to shareholders at discounted monthly rates. Policies are owner-friendly for the neighborhood: pets and pieds‑à‑terre are permitted with board approval, up to 75% financing is allowed, and maintenance frequently includes utilities and basic cable. Its Upper East Side location places it within walking distance of fine dining, top schools, boutique shopping on Madison Avenue and convenient bus lines.