Description

A beautifully just-renovated studio with 12-foot high ceilings and an oversized upper storage loft at 372 Fifth Avenue, this residence lives far larger than its footprint,

Enter through a foyer lined with a full wall of custom closets, where wide-plank oak floors and a wood-tread staircase set the tone. The living area stretches more than 23 feet beneath 11-foot-8 ceilings, framed by oversized windows that draw in abundant natural light and open rooftop views. Ceiling fans and through-wall air conditioning keep the space comfortable year round.
The renovated kitchen is finished with white shaker cabinetry, brushed stainless hardware, quartz countertops, a statuary marble-veined backsplash, an undermount stainless sink, and a full suite of stainless steel appliances including a gas range and dishwasher, all open to the living room through a pass-through. The spa-style bathroom features a glass-enclosed walk-in shower, a marble-topped vanity, and polished chrome fixtures.

Above, a dedicated storage loft delivers the kind of overhead storage that is almost impossible to find in the city.

At lease signing, the tenant will pay one month's rent and one month's security deposit. The landlord is not charging any application or brokerage fees in connection with the tenant's application for, or lease of, the apartment. Because 372 Fifth Avenue is a cooperative, the co-op and its managing agent charge the incoming residents the following fees, due upon submission of the sublet application: a $165 per-applicant credit check fee (plus any additional occupants), a $250 move-in fee, a $250 refundable move-in deposit, and an online application administrative processing fee equal to 5% of the total tenant-responsible application fees. A $250 per-year dog fee or $100 per-year cat fee applies if the tenant has a pet, and a $500 expedited board interview fee applies if an expedited board interview is requested. All sublets are subject to board approval, and these fees are set by the managing agent and are subject to change.

Formerly the Best & Co. department store, 372 Fifth Avenue is an architecturally significant pre-war cooperative loft building at the northwest corner of 35th Street and Fifth Avenue. This pet-friendly, full-service cooperative features a full-time doorman, a live-in superintendent, a residents' roof deck with breathtaking views of the Empire State Building, laundry facilities on every floor, a bike room, and a storage room. Ideally positioned at the crossroads of Midtown South, NoMad, and Murray Hill, the building is moments from Bryant Park, the New York Public Library, Madison Square Park, Whole Foods, Eataly, Equinox, and Fifth Avenue shopping, with world-class dining and cultural attractions right outside the door. Transportation options include Grand Central Terminal, Penn Station, and nearly every subway line (4, 5, 6, 7, N, R, Q, W, B, F, and M).

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Listing courtesy of Corcoran Group ...
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