Journal – Sam Sunshine

Two Bedroom On The 25th Fl Of 1 Fifth Ave Sells For $7 million

The 25th floor two bedroom two bath co-op at 1 Fifth Avenue sells for $7 million. The residence #25AB features a private elevator landing, southern views overlooking Washington Square Park, western views to the Hudson river and northern views of the Empire State building. Additional features include an open living/dining room with picture windows, central air conditioning, wood floors, a modern stainless steel kitchen, a sound system, custom built in storage, and an entertaining bar. 1 Fifth Avenue, built in 1927, is a New York City landmark located in Greenwich Village. Building amenities include a two story lobby and 24 hour concierge and doorman. [NY Post]

740 Park Avenue Duplex Lists For $26 Million

Built in 1929 by banker James T. Lee and designed by architect Rosario Candela, 740 Park Avenue is one of New York’s premier cooperatives. The 14 room 4 BR 5/2 Bath duplex 10/11C features a private elevator entry, a 34′ gallery with 11’6″ ceiling height, a 36′ x 20′ living room with wide plank oak floors and four windows, a wood paneled library with fireplace, and a formal dining room. The four bedroom suites are located on the second floor. 740 Park Avenue amenities include full-service staff, fitness center and private storage. [Mansion Global]

Penthouse IV At The Puck Building Lists For $35 Million

Penthouse IV Puck Building, Terrace — Penthouse IV Terrace

The nearly 8,000 SF Penthouse IV at the Puck Building, 293 Lafayette Street, lists for $35 million. The 4 BR 5.5 Bath residence features a 40 ft entrance gallery with custom lighting leading to a grand 24’11” x 39′ living room with floor to ceiling windows overlooking a 2,027 SF wrap around terrace with lush landscaping, a hot tub, an outdoor television, a willow pergola and seating and dining areas. The Puck Building, built circa 1893, is a New York City landmark. Building amenities include full-time doorman and concierge. [Mansion Global]