825 Fifth Avenue

825 Fifth Avenue is a 30-story residential building along Fifth Avenue with classical architectural details and amenities for its residents. The structure includes elevators and is designed to provide comfortable living spaces throughout.

Architect J.E.R. Carpenter designed and completed this residential building in the 1920s when Fifth Avenue transformed into a luxury residential area. This development was part of a broader shift that reshaped Manhattan's character and made the avenue a center for wealthy residents.

The building sits among major art museums and cultural institutions that shape the Upper East Side character. Walking past, you notice the refined residential setting where artistic and cultural spaces define the neighborhood's identity.

The building sits near Central Park and multiple subway stations, making it easy to access. The area offers shopping and services within walking distance along the avenue.

The apartment interiors showcase high ceilings and spatial proportions that reflect the architect's training at the École des Beaux Arts in Paris. These classical French design principles continue to shape the feel of each residence.

Location: Manhattan

Architects: J.E.R. Carpenter

Floors above the ground: 30

Elevators: 2

GPS coordinates: 40.76710,-73.97060

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:57