24 5Th Ave

A landmark pre-war cooperative on the corner of Fifth Avenue and West 9th Street in Greenwich Village, constructed in 1926 and rising 21 stories with 96 residences. Designed originally as the Fifth Avenue Hotel by Emery Roth, the building preserves historic details — an expansive restored lobby with carved plaster ceilings, mosaic panels and a bronze entrance canopy — alongside modernized building systems. Residences are primarily studios and one-bedrooms featuring high ceilings, hardwood floors, generous closets (including walk-in configurations), windowed kitchens and traditional pre-war moldings; many units include built-in storage, pantries and breakfast-bar or eat-in kitchen layouts. Common areas and services reflect full-service coop living: 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in superintendent, onsite management, laundry room, bike room, private storage, fee-based fitness center and a staffed porter presence. The property operates on a ground lease that expires in 2087; the board permits pets, co-purchases, parents buying for children, pied-à-terres and subletting under specific post-ownership conditions. Located in the city’s Gold Coast near Washington Square Park, NYU and Union Square, the building offers immediate access to multiple subway lines, neighborhood markets, restaurants and pedestrian-friendly village streets.