30 5Th Ave

Built in 1923 and rising 16–17 stories, this Neo-Federal prewar cooperative on Fifth Avenue is a low-density, service-oriented residential building with 52 units that blend original architectural detail and modern updates. Exteriors present a restrained, classically proportioned façade and a planted roof terrace that affords sweeping neighborhood views. Interiors across units commonly display high beamed or coffered ceilings, original hardwood or restored parquet floors, crown moldings, built-in millwork, generous foyers and formal living and dining rooms consistent with prewar planning. The building operates with full-time staff including a 24-hour doorman, resident superintendent and porters, plus on-site conveniences such as a laundry room, bike storage, individual storage cages and two service elevators. Apartment footprints run from one- to three-bedroom layouts, often featuring separate dining areas, eat-in kitchens, pantry space, organized walk-in closets and thoughtful built-ins. Many individual residences have been renovated with high-end appliances while retaining period details like moldings and soaking tubs. Common outdoor amenities focus on a well-tended landscaped roof garden maintained by residents; the property is pet- and pied-à-terre–friendly and wired for modern services. Located at the corner of Fifth Avenue and West 10th Street, the building sits within Greenwich Village’s Gold Coast near Washington Square Park, Union Square, transit hubs, eateries, grocers and farmers markets, offering a classic downtown New York lifestyle.