On the southeast corner of the tree-lined 69th Street lies this pre-war elevator luxury building. 875 Fifth Avenue is a 19 story co-op building which was designed by distinguished architect Emery Roth back in 1940. A doorman stands at the polished entrance 24 hours as tenants enter and exit the premise through the revolving doors. Kitchens within 875 Fifth Avenue are windowed, allowing sunlight to beam into the eat-in area. The apartment floors are polished wood, and the foyers are vast and elegant. Ceilings are beamed and allow for a contemporary look as well a spacious feeling. The building offers its residents secure storage in its lower levels, a fully equipped laundry room, a private fitness center, as well as dazzling views of Central Park. It's location makes for easy access to the Whitney Museum and nearby shopping on Madison Avenue.