Located in the heart of Greenwich Village’s Gold Coast, #11D at 33 Fifth Avenue is a beautifully renovated, high-floor corner 1BR/1BA home with classic pre-war details and carefully considered updates in one of Lower Fifth Avenue’s most coveted cooperative buildings. With over 9’ beamed ceilings, beautifully restored oak herringbone floors and three exposures, the quiet and gracious apartment offers generous proportions, wonderful natural light and a comfortable, refined layout. The home has been thoughtfully updated to preserve its classic character while creating a polished and comfortable lifestyle perfectly befitting a one-bedroom residence on Lower Fifth Avenue.

The gracious living room offers ample space for both living and dining. Unique to the higher-floor D-line, additional south-facing windows complement the western exposure, bringing in excellent natural light throughout the day and offering open city views. Beamed ceilings and restored herringbone floors underscore the home’s pre-war character.

The south-facing, windowed kitchen has been fully renovated with custom cabinetry, waterfall quartz countertops, Waterworks fixtures and a suite of premium appliances including a Wolf range and Bosch refrigerator and dishwasher. Integrated wine storage and extensive under-cabinet lighting add both function and refinement to the space.

The oversized corner bedroom enjoys double exposures to the south and east, with open views and wonderful natural light. Large enough to comfortably accommodate a king-sized bed, the room is complemented by a custom wall-to-wall built-in closet providing substantial storage.

Just off the bedroom, the windowed bathroom is finished in a timeless palette of white subway tile and marble, with a marble-topped console sink, marble mosaic flooring and a glass-enclosed tub and shower.

A gracious entry foyer provides a proper sense of arrival and additional storage, while substantial closet space throughout the apartment further enhances the functionality of the home.

In a prime location just blocks from Washington Square Park within the Greenwich Village Historic District, 33 Fifth Avenue is a distinguished 16-story pre-war cooperative built in 1924 with just 60 residences. The full-service building offers lobby attendants, a live-in superintendent, common laundry, bike storage and storage facilities.