1120 5Th Ave

1120 Fifth Avenue is a distinguished prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, built in 1925 by noted architect J.E.R. Carpenter. The 14-story, 44-unit building reads as a classic Fifth Avenue residence with generous apartment proportions and traditional prewar detailing. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, crown moldings, original hardwood or herringbone floors, formal galleries, separate dining rooms, built-in millwork, walk-in closets, and gracious circulation that supports large entertaining layouts. Typical residences are multi-room, three-bedroom (and larger) apartments with eat-in kitchens, pantries, dens or staff rooms, multiple bathrooms and substantial storage; many units include private outdoor spaces of varying size. Common amenities are full-service staff including a 24-hour doorman, elevator attendants, a live-in resident manager and a superintendent, plus a renovated fitness center, private storage bins, bike room and on-site management (AKAM). The cooperative is pet friendly, offers limited financing allowances, enforces seasonal renovation windows, and carries customary co-op charges and flip taxes. Situated at the corner of 93rd Street and Fifth Avenue in Carnegie Hill, the building commands sweeping treetop and reservoir views across Central Park, and places residents steps from Museum Mile, upscale Madison Avenue shopping, dining, and several private and public schools.