Directly facing central parkAmazing viewsOpen layoutGround floor apartment
Introducing 1B at 965 Fifth Avenue - A rare & unique opportunity to configure a pre-war 2,000 SF ground floor apartment directly facing Central Park to your specifications! A former doctor's office for many years, the unit is zoned residential and has been fully "white boxed" for a new owner to create their vision. Bring your architect and design the home of your dreams. With five windows facing Central Park, the current floorplan offers tons of flexibility to capitalize on the amazing views and open layout. Images shown are virtually staged to offer inspiration and the floor plan is representative of many other B-line residences. Flip tax is 2% of the purchase price, to be paid by the buyer.
965 Fifth Avenue is one of the finest white glove co-ops along eastern Central Park. Designed by famed architects Margon & Holder and Emery Roth, the building was constructed in 1938 and is comprised of 58 distinguished residences over 18 stories. Shareholders in this pet-friendly co-op enjoy a full-time staff, a fitness center and bicycle room, as well as peace and quiet thanks to having only two apartments per floor. The neighborhood offers endless opportunities to enjoy culture, fine dining, shopping, and sightseeing. Central Park, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum Mile, and the glorious boutiques of Fifth Avenue, countless restaurants, and some of the city's best schools are all at your fingertips.
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