212 5Th Ave

Completed in 1912 and rising 24 stories, 212 Fifth Avenue is a prewar condominium conversion combining classic Beaux-Arts proportions with contemporary, gallery-style residences. The building contains primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts arranged to maximize light and views of Madison Square Park via oversized, well-placed windows. Interiors emphasize high ceilings, formal entrance foyers and long galleries; finishes across the building include chevron hardwood flooring, book‑matched marble in public entries, custom millwork and multiple walk-in closets and storage options. Typical apartment plans feature separate formal dining areas, eat-in kitchens fitted for culinary use, expansive great rooms suited for entertaining and master suites with luxurious en suite baths and radiant floor heating. Shared spaces are finished to a high standard and include a styled lobby with 24-hour doormen, concierge and attentive building staff. The amenity package supports an urban luxury lifestyle: a large fitness center with yoga/Pilates studio and treatment room, golf simulator, screening room, game room, children’s playroom, boardroom, catering kitchen and bike storage, plus cold storage for deliveries. Limited on-site parking and private outdoor terraces in select units provide rare outdoor access for a midtown address. Located at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 26th Street, the building offers immediate access to Madison Square Park and the retail, dining and cultural resources of both the Flatiron and NoMad neighborhoods.