Prewar charm meets modern convenience at this architect renovated one bedroom co op on Lower Fifth.

Prewar charm meets modern convenience at this architect-renovated one-bedroom co-op on Lower Fifth. An entry with closet leads to a living room with restored Greek key molding, accent lighting, and oversized north-facing windows overlooking the landmarked Salmagundi Club. The windowed kitchen features custom wood cabinetry, a Liebherr refrigerator, panelized Fisher & Paykel dishwasher drawer, Bertazzoni range, microwave, and Waterworks faucet with sprayer. The kitchen entrance was relocated to the living room to improve flow and open up the room for additional cabinetry and counter space. The windowed bathroom retains its restored medicine cabinet, paired with a deep soaking tub, subway tile, and Waterworks fixtures. Directly across is a double closet, one of five large closets in the home. The corner bedroom faces north and east and offers three large closets and four windows with motorized blackout shades. Additional details of this lovely apartment include 8.5-foot ceilings, Lutron lightswitches, and hardwood floors throughout. Built in 1925 and home to 65 residences, 45 Fifth Avenue is a distinguished cooperative on the Gold Coast of Greenwich Village between W11th and W12th Streets. Shareholders enjoy a live-in super, Butterfly intercom system, and recently upgraded app-controlled basement laundry. Pets and subletting are permitted upon board approval. Please note: pied-a-terres, co-purchasing, gifting, parents buying for children, and guarantors are not permitted. 75% financing is allowed. Floorplan courtesy of architect Michael Geller.