930 5Th Ave

Built in 1940, this 19-story prewar cooperative on Fifth Avenue presents classic Emery Roth architecture with Italian Renaissance motifs and an Art Moderne–restored marble lobby. The building contains studios, one- and two-bedroom layouts plus occasional flexible den/staff-room configurations; many residences feature high ceilings, crown moulding, beamed details, formal entrance foyers, separate dining areas, windowed kitchens, abundant closets and pantry space. Common facilities reflect white-glove service: full-time doormen, elevator operators, a resident manager, attended elevators, a staffed service elevator, a fitness room, laundry facilities and private storage (subject to availability). Several apartments offer private outdoor space in the form of balconies or terraces, and high-floor units command sweeping city and Central Park views. Maintenance typically covers utilities; co-op rules historically restrict pets and limit financing (around 33% in many listings) and may impose a flip tax. Located at Fifth Avenue and 74th Street on the Upper East Side, the building sits directly across from Central Park and is within easy walking distance of museums, high-end shopping and fine dining, supporting both full-time residences and pied-à-terre or international buyers.