912 5Th Ave

Built in 1925 by Schwartz & Gross, this 15‑story prewar cooperative occupies a distinguished Fifth Avenue address on the Upper East Side. Executed in an Italian Renaissance/Italianate idiom, the limestone-faced building retains classical proportions, oversized picture windows, and traditional prewar detailing. Residences are large-format, full‑floor or multi-room apartments typically arranged as 5‑bedroom (or flexible 8‑room) layouts with long entrance galleries, formal dining rooms, libraries or dens, and generous entertaining rooms that emphasize Central Park and skyline views. Interiors commonly include wood‑burning fireplaces, high beamed ceilings, parquet or oak floors, custom millwork, and built‑in storage; many units feature staff rooms, butler pantries, and windowed eat‑in chef’s kitchens updated with high‑end appliances. As a white‑glove cooperative the building offers full‑service staffing with a doorman, manned elevator, live‑in superintendent, private storage, laundry facilities, a recently renovated lobby and a small fitness center. Building policies are traditional — pied‑a‑terres are permitted, dogs allowed with board approval, and certain units have restrictions on financing or flip taxes depending on board rules. Located between 72nd and 73rd Streets, the property delivers immediate access to Central Park, museum and cultural institutions, upscale retail, and the leafy, highly walkable residential fabric of the Upper East Side.