Beautifully renovated one-bedroom on iconic Fifth Avenue and 11th Street. This move-in ready one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment epitomizes the elegance of living in a pre-war home on the Gold Coast of lower Fifth Avenue. With a classic pre-war floor plan and wonderful northern light, this one-bedroom... See more

Beautifully renovated one-bedroom on iconic Fifth Avenue and 11th Street. This move-in ready one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment epitomizes the elegance of living in a pre-war home on the Gold Coast of lower Fifth Avenue. With a classic pre-war floor plan and wonderful northern light, this one-bedroom apartment is without compromise. There is a spacious bedroom with room for a king-size bed and a desk. Adjacent to the bedroom is a sleek bathroom featuring white subway tile. The residence features large closets, baseboard moldings, and refinished hardwood floors, which blend seamlessly with modern updates, including a windowed open kitchen with counter seating and ample storage. 41 Fifth Avenue is a sophisticated 15-story co-op building at the corner of East 11th Street, offering sweeping views of Lower Fifth Avenue. This historic building, designed by celebrated architect Rosario Candela in 1929, seamlessly blends old-world charm with modern conveniences. Residents benefit from friendly services, including a part-time doorman, live-in superintendent, and 24-hour elevator attendant. Additional amenities include bike storage, a central laundry room, common storage, and a newly renovated roof deck. The building allows pets and subletting with board approval. 41 Fifth Avenue is surrounded by some of New York City’s best cultural, dining, and shopping experiences. A short walk brings you to Washington Square Park, Union Square, and a range of boutiques, restaurants, and entertainment options in nearby neighborhoods. Conveniently located in Union Square, this residence offers a rare opportunity to experience the finest New York City living. Don't miss your chance to make this iconic address your new home. See less