Spanning the entire 16th in one of Manhattan's premiere prewar Fifth Avenue buildings, this home has 50 feet of breathtaking views of Central Park, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Jackie Onassis Reservoir, and the iconic New York City skyline. A private elevator landing opens to this exceptional full-floor home with sweeping views from oversized windows in the 34 foot x 25 foot corner living room and 15 foot x 25 foot corner dining room.This home is currently configured as a loft-like luxurious two bedroom plus den apartment with a large windowed eat-in-kitchen, and laundry room. The bedroom wing has an enormous double master bedroom with his and her bathrooms and a second very large bedroom and bath. There is also a guest room and bath. All the bedrooms have lovely open city views.If desired this grand space can easily be reconfigured to become a traditional three or four bedroom home with high ceilings. (Please see some of the attached possible floor plans.) This is a rare opportunity to own an apartment that can have everything you want. 993 Fifth Avenue is a distinguished limestone-clad building between 80th and 81st Streets, across from Central Park and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Designed by Emory Roth in the 1930's, this building has one apartment per floor. It is one of Fifth Avenue's most prominent and distinctive full service prewar cooperatives with a full time doorman, elevator operator and live-in resident manager. The entire building has recently gone through an extensive restoration including the beautiful limestone faade. There is a new fitness room and individual storage. Pied-a-terre and international buyers are welcome with board approval. Pet-friendly.
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