11 5TH Avenue #9S

Grand Fifth Avenue luxury residence with picturesque views of Greenwich Village side streets. As you enter the apartment you will be welcomed by a sizable foyer large enough to be used as a breakfast nook or a home-office. The breathtaking living space can easily accommodate expansive living and dinning room sets. The dreamy bedroom is big enough for a California King size bed and has a tremendous walk-in closet. In the hall you will find a pristine bathroom with ample storage/cabinetry and a massive coat closet with overhead shelving and two rows of hanging bars. Kitchen is tastefully furnished with granite countertops and state-of-the-art stainless steel appliances. Living room and bedroom features stunning views to the North and East through over-sized, double paned windows, which come with custom motorized shades. This gem is located at The Brevoort, one of the most prestigious Fifth Avenue Co-Ops. Building amenities include a circular driveway, opulent lobby attended 24 hour a day, guest seating area and viewing garden with a fountain, multiple elevators, spacious gym, laundry facility, and concierge service. The Brevoort has a rich past and deep ties to Greenwich Village and New York City history. The modern day residences were built by architects Corbet and MacMurray and completed in 1956. Building was named The Brevoort in honor of The Hotel Brevoort, which formerly occupied the same location. The Hotel Brevoort was built in 1845 by Mr. Brevoort, descended from Dutch settlers. He retained their farm, stretching from 5th Avenue to the Bowery and extending north of 14th Street where he built his mansion at 24 Fifth Ave and The Hotel Brevoort right across the street. In 1902 the hotel was purchased by famous restauranteur, Raymond Orteig, and was transformed into one of the most upscale hotels in the United States. It's guests included state-side and international elite, movie stars, congressmen, senators, royalty, heads of state, U.S. Presidents, and historical figures like Charles Lindberg and Mark Twain.