
Is it really worth the money? Is any home worth paying this amount of money.
This building is designed in the Beaux Arts style that influenced many New York
buildings between 1885 and 1920 and whose most famous examples include Grand
Central Terminal and The New York Public Library.

Fifth Avenue is the most desirable and prestigious residential address in Manhattan.
Living in the heart of the Flatiron District means you are just a stroll away from
Gramercy, Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and Lower Fifth Avenue. Three nearby parks
offer both greenery and many forms of entertainment. The area has undergone not
only resurgence, but is now one of the most exclusive residential communities in the
city.

The Cupola set atop the building is the crown of one of the most distinctive
apartments in New York: The spectacular triplex features a sweeping corner great
room with a curved window bank facing up Fifth Avenue, a library opening onto
private terraces, and a master bedroom retreat at the pinnacle of the Cupola that
includes the magnificent arc of the dome. The Cupola Penthouse is listed at a price of
$12 million and can easily be combined with Penthouse East asking $4.750m and/or
Penthouse West asking $6.250m. Price shown above is for the Penthouse East & West
combined.

Apartment Interiors
Inside the Apartments of 141 Fifth Avenue, ceilings soar past ten feet and are greeted
by eight-foot tall glass doors. Four-inch plank solid walnut floors throughout add a
crisp elegance to the homes.

Kitchens are equipped with a Bosch dishwasher and Meile coffee system, as well as a
Wolf range and Subzero refrigerator. Pietra Cucina stone countertops, walnut breakfast
islands or peninsulas with carved legs, bookshelves, and Calcutta Gold marble
countertop complete the kitchen refinements.

The bath areas continue the sophisticated appointments of the living spaces. The
master bath boasts a Waterworks faucet and shower system, nickel shower enclosures
with rainforest shower-heads and luxurious handheld body sprays, a custom designed
mosaic floor, a bathtub alcove of wood and mirror with dramatic freestanding
Waterworks solid bathtub fitted with European style fixtures, and Wenge wood and
limestone double-sink vanities. These luxurious features cater specifically to owners
who seek an indulgence in their private spaces.







