907 5Th Ave

Located at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 72nd Street, this limestone-clad 12-story prewar cooperative was designed by J.E.R. Carpenter and completed in 1915. The building’s Italian Renaissance / palazzo vocabulary is evident in its rusticated base, classical cornice with decorative lion heads and rosettes, and a formal canopied entrance leading to an ornate lobby with a stone staircase. The cooperative contains primarily one‑bedroom configurations (with many units convertible to two bedrooms) spread across generous prewar floorplans that emphasize high ceilings, oversized windows, herringbone hardwood floors, and classical moldings. Residences commonly feature formal entry foyers and galleries, eat‑in or windowed kitchens, wood‑burning fireplaces in principal rooms, built‑in cabinetry, and abundant closet space; several apartments include or permit washers/dryers subject to board approval. Shared amenities reflect white‑glove service: full‑time doormen, attended elevators, a resident manager and support staff, a fully equipped gym, individual private storage rooms, and a landscaped rooftop garden/roof deck with direct views over Central Park. The house maintains a 3% flip tax and permits pied‑à‑terres and pets, with certain board approvals required for alterations and in‑unit installations.