1150 5Th Ave

1150 Fifth Avenue is a 16-story, white-glove prewar cooperative completed in the early 1920s and designed by J.E.R. Carpenter. The limestone-faced building presents classic masonry proportions, oversized multi-pane windows, and restrained Beaux-Arts detailing typical of Museum Mile residences. Interiors across the building emphasize prewar volume: high ceilings, formal entrance galleries, herringbone or wide-plank hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces, and original millwork that coexist with thoroughly modernized systems in many units. Apartment types range from classic Classic-Six and large eight- and nine-room corner homes to duplex penthouses and adaptable three-bedroom layouts; many residences have been reconfigured with chef’s eat-in kitchens, en suite baths, walk-in closets and in-unit laundry. Shared spaces are consistent with full-service co-op standards: a 24-hour doorman/concierge, live-in superintendent, porters, private storage rooms, bicycle storage, central laundry, and a recently renovated fitness room. A planted, furnished rooftop terrace and smaller roof deck provide outdoor seating and city views, while select units offer private terraces. The building permits pets and pieds-a-terre subject to board approval and typically allows up to 70% financing; customary cooperative charges and a 2% flip tax apply. Sited directly across from Central Park on Fifth Avenue in Carnegie Hill, the property places residents steps from museums, cultural institutions, restaurants, and multiple subway lines.