Condo In New York

READ: Pictures Four Through Seven Are Virtually Staged. The 34th-floor corner apartment showcases panoramic views of the city skyline from a full-service building. Upon entry to this 34th floor condo apartment, the gracious foyer immediately captivates you as natural light pours through oversized windows, illuminating the entire corner residence. The apartment boasts a terrace with 270-degree open views, one bedroom, one and a half bathrooms, along with an open concept of incorporating the modern kitchen, dining area and living room. The apartment is flooded with southern, eastern and western exposures. The residence frames panoramic vistas of the open skyline. The open concept entertainment area boasts a 10 foot tall by 8.5 wide wall of glass facing south flooding the interior with daylight and capturing the glowing evening skyline. At nightfall, the glass mirrors the city lights, generating a dramatic backdrop whether you execute a gourmet feast in the open kitchen for guests or unwind in the living room. The bedroom has two walls of windows: one measuring 10 foot tall by 6.5 wide wall of glass facing south, and the second window measuring 7.5 foot tall and 12.5 wide with east views. The ensuite includes a soaking tub with views of the skyline as you relax in tranquility. The half bathroom is perfectly situated for your guests to easily access during entertaining. Across from the kitchen, a closet conceals an in-unit washer and dryer. The kitchen showcases premium appliances integrated with stone countertops and a glass-tile backsplash. The seller just painted the entire apartment white, offering a turnkey canvas that eliminates post-closing renovations for the buyer. Conceived by famed architect Stephen B. Jacobs, and Andi Pepper Interior Design, the 325 Fifth Avenue Condominium showcases a masterclass in urban luxury. Residents receive 24-hour service alongside a robust premium amenity package including: a live-in resident manager, indoor swimming pool, fitness center, sauna, massage room, yoga/aerobics room, screening room, children’s playroom, business center, lounge with a pool table and marble fireplace, private dining room, catering center, and landscaped terrace with a backdrop of beautiful views. The area surrounding 325 5th Avenue anchors Midtown South, a vibrant neighborhood intersecting transit hubs, cultural landmarks, and shopping districts. While history defines this enclave as a commercial office district, recent decades transformed it into a highly sought-after residential pocket. Midtown South commands exceptional transit connectivity, positioning residents blocks from the Herald Square subway hub (N, Q, R, W, B, D, F, M lines) and the 33rd Street Station (6 train), while Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal are within walking distance. Situated just one block from the iconic Empire State Building, this luxury location borders world-class cultural institutions like the New York Public Library and the Morgan Library and Museum. The address also bridges two of Manhattan’s finest green spaces, balancing Madison Square Park to the south and Bryant Park to the north. Daily convenience is unmatched, as neighborhood staples like Whole Foods Market, Trader Joe’s, and H-Mart supply premium groceries right outside your door. All information regarding property for sale, rental, or financing is from sources deemed reliable. However, no warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy. The information is submitted subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, rental terms, prior sale, lease, financing, or withdrawal without notice. All provided dimensions are approximate. For exact dimensions, you must hire your own architect or engineer.