105 5th Ave APT 7C, Manhattan, NY 10003

This stunning 1,501 SF loft on 5th Avenue, in the heart of Flatiron District, is a rare find. The unit features 11ft ceilings, dramatic 9ft windows, and is ideal for everyday living as well as formal entertaining. This expansive residence is currently configured as a luxury 1 bedroom 1 bathroom home, with oversized living and dining areas, and a spacious kitchen featuring a high-end Thermador appliance suite and Caesarstone countertops. The spacious bedroom is bathed in light, easily accommodates a king-sized bed, and benefits from an adjoining dressing room with four large closets. The stylish bathroom features a marble-topped double vanity and can also be accessed from the living area, making it easily accessible to guests. While this expansive, well-proportioned home is move-in ready, it can easily be reconfigured to accommodate both an additional bathroom as well as a media room or office. Two alternate floor plans are included with the listing to illustrate the flexibility of the space. The apartment has the exclusive use of two storage cages and has easy access to a card-operated laundry room, both of which are conveniently situated on the same floor as the apartment. 105 Fifth Avenue, the Folio House, is an 11-story Beaux-Arts co-op building that was completed in 1880 and designed by American architect Robert Maynicke. The building features a smart virtual doorman system, recently renovated hallways, two elevators in addition to a freight elevator, and a package room. With board approval, the building allows the addition of in-unit washers and dryers and split systems. There is a full-time superintendent and a part-time porter. It is wired for both FiOs and Spectrum. The location is incomparable, within a few blocks of some of the world’s finest restaurants and three of New York’s most iconic parks (Madison Square, Union Square, and Washington Square). The area boasts great retail stores, grocery stores (Eataly and Whole Foods), the Union Square farmer’s market, gyms, and multiple public transportation options (the Union Square subway station and several Citibike stations).