This pre-war triplex Penthouse is truly a masterpiece, offering a harmonious blend of historical elegance and modern luxury. The meticulous redesign by renowned architect Peter Pennoyer has created an extraordinary residence with exceptional views, gracious entertaining areas, and luxurious features. The exquisite architectural finishes add a sense of grandeur to the home and include an enfilade of rooms framed by broad elliptical arches, domed and vaulted ceilings, French casement windows, hardwood floors, custom mouldings, and multiple fireplaces.

The private elevator landing and gracious foyer set the stage for the home's impressive interior. The reception room, living room, wood-paneled dining room, and sunny eat-in kitchen provide a seamless flow for both entertaining and everyday living. The private quarters on the 14th floor offer a sun-flooded, spacious primary suite with a gas fireplace, stunning park views, a luxurious en-suite bathroom, and a well-appointed dressing room. A further bedroom, with its own bathroom, benefits from southern light filtered through the oversized windows. The 15th floor, boasting a magnificent sitting room with a wood-burning fireplace and a wet bar, opens to a stunning landscaped terrace, perfect for enjoying the breathtaking views of Central Park and the city skyline. Additionally, this floor features a handsome bedroom/study, a full bathroom and another landscaped terrace with expansive views of the Carlyle and Mark Hotels and beyond. There is a custom audio system as well as central air conditioning throughout.

953 Fifth Avenue has a limited number of residences affording its residents an unparalleled level of privacy. Designed as a cooperative in 1924 by architect Isaac Newton Phelps Stokes, this cooperative has full-time staff and allows pets, pied à terres and trust purchases. 60% financing is permitted and there are no summer work rules.

There is a 2.5% flip tax paid by the buyer.