The 995 Fifth Avenue, originally commissioned by Lord Rothschild and designed by renowned New York architect Rosario Candela, is being reinterpreted into 26 masterwork residences by famed architects Cetra Ruddy and John Simpson. Recognized later as The Stanhope, the building has been long admired for its grace, Georgian character and illustrious history. Superb detailing, custom luxurious interiors and a practice of fine services continue to define the legacy of the 995 Fifth Avenue. These 26 private homes may be fully customized from a luxurious selection of finishes to one’s own taste. The Stanhope’s unrivaled location highlights the best New York has to offer, from museums to restaurants. The picturesque location offers unsurpassed views of Metropolitan Museum and Central Park.

The lavish amenities include Private La Palestra Spa & breakfast lounge, Concierge Direct home automation, Library / Conference room, wine specialist, bike room, Miele dishwashers, microwaves and built-in espresso makers, laundry rooms, and Lefroy Brooks bathroom fitting selections. The kitchens, designed by Smallbone of Devizes will be sizeable and inimitable. Smallbone of Devizes is England’s leading maker of bespoke kitchen cabinetry. Owners will have the opportunity to customize their homes with an astounding range of finish and technology options. Pricing for the masterwork residences in 995 Fifth Avenue starts at $12,000,000 and go as high as $47,500,000.

via Corcoran