Isang Bihirang Pamana sa Penthouse ng Fifth Avenue - Unang Beses na Magagamit sa Ilang Mahigit 60 Taon

Nakatayo sa mataas na bahagi ng Gold Coast ng Upper East Side, ang Penthouse A sa 1050 Fifth Avenue ay nag-aalok ng isang labis na pambihirang pagkakataon: isang tahanan na nanatili sa iisang pamilya mula nang makumpleto ang gusali noong 1959, at ngayon, pagkatapos ng mahigit animnapung taon, ay available na sa muling pagbebenta sa kauna-unahang pagkakataon.

Ang eleganteng tahanang ito, na puno ng liwanag, ay nag-aalok ng isang pinabuting pamumuhay na tinutukoy ng espasyo, pribasiya, at mga panoramic na tanawin. Matatagpuan sa isang semi-pribadong palapag na may isa pang tahanan, ang malawak na 8-silid cooperatiba na ito ay may tatlo hanggang limang silid-tulugan, tatlong at kalahating banyong, at 3 pribadong terasya, bawat isa ay nag-aalok ng natatanging pananaw sa Central Park, skyline ng Manhattan, at ang iconic na Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Ang magarang layout ay nagsisimula sa isang malugod na foyer at isang pahabang gallery, na nagtatakda ng tono para sa isang tahanan na dumadaloy nang maganda mula sa isang espasyo patungo sa susunod. Ang oversized corner living room ay nalulubog sa likas na liwanag mula sa mga bintanang nakaharap sa Timog at Kanlurang bahagi at direkta itong nakabukas sa isang pribadong terasya na tanaw ang Central Park—isang perpektong lugar para sa umagang kape o mga paglubog ng araw. Katabi ng living room, ang malaking pormal na dining room at isang hiwalay na kitchen na may bintana ay nagbibigay-daan para sa seamless na pagdiriwang at pang-araw-araw na kaginhawaan. Mula sa kitchen ay naroon ang ikaapat na silid-tulugan na madaling magamit para sa mga bisita o bilang isang home office.

Isang nababaligtad na bahagi ng silid-tulugan ang nagbibigay-daan para sa iba't ibang ayos ng pamumuhay. Ang kasalukuyang layout ay nagtatampok ng tatlong mal spacious na silid-tulugan, kabilang ang isang nababaligtad na ikalimang silid na mahusay na nagsisilbing aklatan o home office na may sariling terasya. Ang pangunahing suite ay isang tahimik na pahingahan na may pribadong terasya na nakaharap sa timog patungo sa Met, isang banyong may bintana na en-suite, isang malaking walk-in closet, at isang pasilyo na puno ng karagdagang cabinetry para sa masaganang imbakan.

Bilang karagdagang mga tampok ay may kasama itong laundry sa unit, air conditioning na pamamagitan ng dingding, at isang kasaganaan ng mga closet sa buong tahanan. Habang ang apartment ay handa nang lipatan, ang sukat at proporsyon nito ay nag-aalok ng walang katapusang potensyal para sa pag-customize, na nagbibigay-daan sa hinaharap na may-ari na muling ipag-ayos at iangkop ang espasyo sa kanilang pamumuhay.

Ang 1050 Fifth Avenue ay isang full-service na luxury cooperative na idinisenyo nina Melvin D. Lipman at Bernard Spitzer. Itinayo noong 1959 at matatagpuan sa kanto ng East 86th Street at Fifth Avenue sa tapat ng Neue Galerie at Central Park, ang 20-palapag na gusali ay nag-aalok ng 24-oras na doorman at live-in resident manager pati na rin ang karagdagang full-time staff na tinitiyak ang masusing serbisyo, habang ang mga modernong pasilidad ay kinabibilangan ng fitness center, karaniwang imbakan, garahe, bike room, at mga pasilidad ng laundry. Ang gusali ay pet-friendly at nagpapahintulot ng hanggang 50% financing. Ang Pied-a-terre ay pinapayagan sa bawat kaso.

Ang lokasyon ay kabilang sa mga pinakapinapangarap sa Manhattan: sa kabila ng kalsada mula sa Central Park, sa gitna ng Museum Mile, dalawang bloke mula sa Metropolitan Museum of Art, at malapit sa access sa lahat ng tindahan, cafe, at kultural na alok ng Madison Avenue at Upper East Side.

Kahit na tamasahin ito bilang ganoon o gawing isang natatanging lugar, ang Penthouse A ay nag-aalok ng isang bihirang kumbinasyon ng pamana, pribasiya, at potensyal—isang pambihirang alok sa isa sa mga pinaka-iginagalang na postwar cooperatives ng Fifth Avenue.

Mayroong isang kapital na pagsusuri sa lugar hanggang Disyembre 2026 ng $1,649.20/buwan.

A Rare Legacy Fifth Avenue Penthouse Offering - First Time Available in Over 60 Years

Perched high above the Upper East Side's Gold Coast, Penthouse A at 1050 Fifth Avenue presents an exceptionally rare opportunity: a residence that has remained in the same family since the building was completed in 1959, and now, after more than six decades, is available for resale for the very first time.

This elegant, light-filled home offers a refined lifestyle defined by space, privacy, and panoramic views. Located on a semi-private floor with only one other residence, this expansive 8-room co-op boasts three to five bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and 3 private terraces, each offering distinct vantage points of Central Park, the Manhattan skyline, and the iconic Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The gracious layout opens with a welcoming foyer and an elongated gallery, setting the tone for a home that flows beautifully from one space to the next. The oversized corner living room is bathed in natural light from South and West facing windows and opens directly onto a private terrace overlooking Central Park-a perfect setting for morning coffee or evening sunsets. Adjacent to the living room, a large formal dining room and a separate windowed kitchen allow for seamless entertaining and day-to-day comfort. Off of the kitchen is the fourth bedroom that can easily be used for guests or as a home office.

A flexible bedroom wing allows for a variety of living arrangements. The current layout features three spacious bedrooms, including a versatile fifth room that functions beautifully as a library or home office with its own terrace. The primary suite is a serene retreat with a private terrace facing south toward the Met, a windowed en-suite bath, a large walk-in closet, and a hallway full of additional cabinetry for generous storage.

Additional highlights include in-unit laundry, through-wall air conditioning, and an abundance of closets throughout the home. While the apartment is move-in ready, its scale and proportions offer endless potential for customization, allowing a future owner to reimagine and tailor the space to their lifestyle.

1050 Fifth Avenue is a full-service luxury cooperative designed by Melvin D. Lipman and Bernard Spitzer. Built in 1959 and located on the corner of East 86th Street and Fifth Avenue across from the Neue Galerie and Central Park, the 20-story building offers a 24-hour doorman and live-in resident manager as well as additional full-time staff ensuring attentive service, while modern amenities include a fitness center, common storage, garage, bike room, and laundry facilities. The building is pet-friendly and allows up to 50% financing. Pied-a-terre's allowed on a case by case basis.

The location is among the most sought-after in Manhattan: across the street from Central Park, in the middle of Museum Mile, two blocks from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and nearby access to all the shops, cafes, and cultural offerings of Madison Avenue and the Upper East Side.

Whether enjoyed as-is or transformed into a one-of-a-kind showplace, Penthouse A offers a rare blend of heritage, privacy, and potential-an exceptional offering in one of Fifth Avenue's most respected postwar cooperatives.

There is a capital assessment in place through December 2026 of $1,649.20/month.