Sun-drenched and elegant, this grand prewar one-bedroom sits on the coveted and picturesque "Gold Coast" of Greenwich Village. Oversized east-facing windows fill the home with beautiful natural light and showcase open city and blue-sky views. Classic prewar details-high beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, pristine moldings, and a graceful arched entry foyer-enhance the home's timeless character.

The expansive living room offers abundant space for both entertaining and formal dining and is anchored by a charming wood-burning fireplace. Storage is exceptional for a one-bedroom home, with two entry closets, an additional living room closet, a large walk-in-bedroom closet, and a linen closet with built-in upper cubby storage. The very spacious bedroom enjoys the same lovely natural light, while the bathroom features a Jacuzzi tub and brand-new natural Carrera-marble vanity and marble hexagon tile floors.

The windowed kitchen is a rare opportunity: a clean, open layout ready to be designed and customized to the new owner's preferences-whether a sleek modern space or a classic chef's kitchen.

With its prime location, distinguished full-service building, and gracious prewar proportions, this home offers exceptional value as a primary residence or pied-à-terre.

39 Fifth Avenue is an iconic prewar cooperative, built in 1922 by the renowned developers, Bing & Bing and master architect Emery Roth. This boutique, full-service building offers an exceptional, attentive staff, including 24-hour doormen and a live-in superintendent. Amenities include a laundry room, bike storage, and storage. Washer/dryers are permitted with board approval, and both pets and pieds-à-terre are permitted.