69 5Th Ave

The Wedgwood House is a 20-story, 1961-built white-brick cooperative on lower Fifth Avenue, offering 55 residences that range from studios to two- and three-bedroom layouts. The masonry façade and postwar proportions reflect mid‑century apartment design while many interiors have been modernized; units often feature hardwood plank floors, generous closet and built-in storage, windowed kitchens, and large sun-filled rooms with west or corner exposures. Common building elements emphasize full-service living: a 24-hour doorman, resident manager and live‑in superintendent, an onsite garage with internal access, bicycle storage, central laundry room, and additional storage facilities. The landscaped roof garden and multiple planted terraces provide rare private outdoor space in a dense urban setting. The co-op operates a smoke-free policy, permits pieds-a-terre, co-purchases and pets (subject to rules/weight limits), and generally allows up to 80% financing. Located one block north of Union Square, the building places residents within easy reach of transit (many subway lines and PATH), the Union Square Greenmarket, grocery options, restaurants, and neighborhood parks, combining established midtown‑south architecture with full‑service condo-style amenities and in‑building conveniences.