372 Fifth Ave, 4-F

AMAZING Investment, Home or Pied-a-Terre! 372 Fifth Avenue #4F is a spacious bright corner apartment featuring 2 large Bedrooms and 2 full Bathrooms, double height ceilings, extra-large windows, south and east open exposures for abundant natural light plus an additional large loft space perfect for a home office, sleep overs and extra storage.
This luxury prewar co-op has very Flexible Rules that ALLOWS: Pied-a-Terres, Unlimited Rental after 4 years, Parents Can Buy for their Kids, Guarantors, Co-Purchasing and Pets.

The Living Room is expansive and a great entertaining space with large windows, a southern exposure for lots of natural light, ultra-tall walls for art collectors and has a separate dining area.

The Kitchen is outfitted with warm natural-color wood cabinets with glass inserts, stainless Subzero refrigerator and Frigidaire dishwasher, stove and microwave oven, granite counters and back splash, with stone floors and a pass-through window adjacent to the dining area.

The large Master Bedroom (shown in photos as a den) presents the wonderful morning sun from both east and south exposures with large windows, has two large closets and En-Suite Master Bath with Shower that has floor to ceiling stone tile in neutral sand tones. The Second large Bedroom has an eastern exposure a large closet and is adjacent to the second Full Bath with Shower.

This beautiful layout and residence offers convenience and comfort with recessed lighting and through the wall air conditioning controlled by remote.

372 Fifth Avenue is a luxury prewar co-op with numerous amenities: 24-hour doorman, porters, super, laundry room on every floor, bike room, private storage, furnished roof deck to enjoy panoramic views, is pet friendly and has very flexible rules.

The Wall Street Journal calls this Midtown South area "Living Where The Action Is". It is centrally located on Fifth Avenue near the NoMad, Flatiron, Gramercy and Chelsea neighborhoods with scores of celebrated restaurants, nightlife venues and cultural institutions. It is close by over a dozen subway lines B/D/F/M/N/Q/R/ S/1/2/3/6/7, Penn Station and Grand Central Station trains and the Midtown tunnel for pied-a-terre commuters.