Description
Beautiful Penthouse, the most prestigious addresses of Carnegie Hill. Unparalleled panoramic view of Central Park at 1115 Fifth Avenue, Apt PH resides in a beautiful pre-war cooperative, significantly one of Carnegie Hill's most prestigious addresses. The Penthouse has more than seventy linear feet of glass, giving unparalleled panoramic views of Central Park, the reservoir and the skyline of the western city. A private landing leads to the main entrance of the full-floor house, taking you into the long fireplace where you will find a closet, an additional private entrance / exit and steps to the kitchen. The spacious kitchen has not one but two pantries, plenty of counter space and storage. The master bedroom consists of three closets with an additional dressing room, giving this room ample space, an elegant full marble bathroom, and not to mention spectacular views of the West skyline and the central bedroom park. With high ceilings and exquisite design, the library / living room is made of bird maple, with a dome ceiling painted in gold - the ballroom of this JER Carpenter building, with a fireplace and five large closets. At the head of the library is the second bedroom. Composed of high ceilings and shelves, this room has a loft feel. Also featuring an en-suite bathroom, a private entrance to the office, and an eastern and southern exposure. This penthouse is really for the tasteful buyer looking to create their dream home. Currently configured as a two bedroom and two and a half baths, this home calls for an excellent opportunity to create an incomparable penthouse on Fifth Avenue. Living in Carnegie Hill The Carnegie Hill section of Manhattan, full of beautiful townhouses rarely for sale, has easy access to Central Park. Larger buildings house pre-war six- or seven-bedroom apartments known as "Classic Sixes" and "Classic Sevens". The light in the area is still generous, as even these magnificent cooperatives are generally small. The resulting old-world feel, which influences even modern condos at Carnegie Hill, illustrates why steel magnate Andrew Carnegie chose this quiet, country-side section of Manhattan as the place to build his ultimate family home. (You can still visit it today on your way to buy or rent an apartment - it's now a branch of the Smithsonian known as the Cooper-Hewitt Museum.) Type Co-op Bedrooms 3 Bathroom 1.5 Rooms 7 Exhibition S, E, & W File only on request PRICE $ 7,995,000 or € 6,462,518 depending on the exchange Fees charged to the sellers Contact & visits 7/7 days Mr Bernard Scaduto Mail: kallisteproperties@gmail.com Tel +33 (0) 662 221 314 Our Partner Commercial Consultant, on Place remains at your disposal to accompany you. WE HAVE A CONFIDENTIAL PORTFOLIO OF EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTY ON NEW YORK PRESTIGIOUS PROPERTIES ON CORSICA PARIS & MIAMI & BALI & MARRAKECH & SPAIN & ITALY & PORTUGAL & ANTILLES SAINT MARTIN & MYKONOS & BERMUDA & MAURITIUS URUGUAY & BRAZIL & DUBAI Verbier, Megève, Courchevel, Méribel ... Commercial contact +33 (0) 6 62 22 13 14
