Carnegie Hill · On Central Park
1158 Fifth
Avenue
Residence 4A. A classic eight at the tree line, with Central Park in four rooms.
Introduction
The grandeur of a true park-front prewar home, softened by an interior that feels calm, tailored and entirely livable.
Central Park views from four rooms, a wood-burning fireplace, and generous prewar proportions distinguish Residence 4A at 1158 Fifth Avenue. Set at the tree line, this approximately 2,500-square-foot classic eight combines gracious entertaining spaces, three park-facing bedrooms, and thoughtfully incorporated modern comforts.
A semi-private elevator landing opens to a nearly 20-foot gallery. The park-facing living room stretches nearly 25 feet, with the wood-burning fireplace as its natural focal point. A separate formal dining room, beamed ceilings, and richly toned wood floors create a classic Fifth Avenue setting equally suited to entertaining and everyday living.
The residence
The Building
A 1924 cooperative with one of the city’s great lobbies
Crane and Franzheim’s French Renaissance façade, a double-height octagonal lobby, a full-time doorman, and 58 residences on fifteen floors.
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The Residence
Eight rooms, four of them on the park
A nearly 20-foot gallery, a 25-foot living room with a wood-burning fireplace, a formal dining room, a windowed eat-in kitchen, and three park-facing bedrooms.
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Staged vs. Today
The same rooms, from the same spot
Every virtually staged image sits beside the current photograph. Nothing structural changes between the frames. Drag to compare.
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The Alternate Plan
The option of a 44-foot living and dining room along the park
An illustrative plan drawn to the existing footprint, with an expanded primary suite, a powder room off the gallery, and a scullery beside the kitchen.
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The Floors
Brazilian cherry can be taken considerably lighter
Five directions for the existing floors, from a clear matte sand to a pale greige, color-matched to a photograph of 4A’s own boards.
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Central Park
Directly across the avenue
The Reservoir track, the East Meadow, the Conservatory Garden, and 843 acres that change with every season, starting at the front door.
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Carnegie Hill
Museum Mile, Madison Avenue and the quiet streets between
An interactive map of the neighborhood’s dining, grocers, parks, fitness, shops, schools and museums.
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Videos
Walk through it
A narrated tour, a music tour and an unhurried walkthrough of the residence and the building.
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“Central Park remains its defining luxury, not simply as a view, but as a constant and ever-changing backdrop.”From the listing brochure
Showings
Private showings by appointment
Weekdays, with open houses by appointment. Pets are welcome in the building, financing is permitted up to 40%, and a 2.5% flip tax is payable by the purchaser.