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New York, East Harlem, New York City, NY, US
$665,000 (~665,000 USDC). RealOpen converts your crypto and wires cash to closing.
Located on prestigious Fifth Avenue's iconic Museum Mile and directly across from Central Park, Residence 1F at 1200 Fifth Avenue offers the perfect blend of classic pre-war elegance and modern luxury.
Designed by legendary architect Emery Roth
Elegant pre-war details including beamed ceilings and beautiful hardwood floors
Decorative fireplace
Six oversized tilt-and-turn windows providing abundant natural light
Can easily be converted into a true one-bedroom residence.
Water-sourced heating and cooling system with individual room controls
Spacious walk-in closet
In-unit washer and dryer
Chef's kitchen designed for real cooks with:
Wolf oven
Sub-Zero refrigerator
Dishwasher and premium finishes throughout
Classic marble bathroom with oversized shower
Thoughtfully renovated to preserve original architectural character while incorporating modern conveniences
This is a ground-floor apartment with the convenience of access through both the main entrance and a private side entrance.
Special Assessment $156.62 thru 12/31/2026
Building amenities include:
Full-service condominium with 24-hour attended lobby
Fitness center
Refrigerated cold-storage room for deliveries
Laundry room
Bicycle storage
Private storage bins
Pet-friendly building
Perfectly positioned near world-renowned cultural institutions, exceptional shopping and dining in Carnegie Hill, and in close proximity to Mount Sinai Hospital, this residence is also an excellent opportunity for investors, pieds-à-terre, or primary homeowners seeking refined Fifth Avenue living.
All pictures are virtually staged.
For showings, please contact listing broker Morella Machado
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