960 Fifth Avenue
A limestone landmark on the site of the old Clark mansion.
960 Fifth Avenue rises on Fifth Avenue at East 77th Street, facing Central Park. Designed by Warren and Wetmore with Rosario Candela and completed in 1928, the limestone building holds a small collection of very large cooperative residences and one of the last grand apartment houses to line the avenue.
The building
960 Fifth is clad in Indiana limestone and known for the scale of its apartments, many of fourteen to seventeen rooms with generous service quarters. The building famously houses a private in-house restaurant, the Georgian Suite, with its own entrance around the corner on East 77th Street.
The story of 960 Fifth Avenue
The building was developed by Anthony Campagna on the site of the demolished William A. Clark mansion, one of the most extravagant private houses ever built in New York. Its completion in 1928 marked Fifth Avenue's transformation from a street of mansions into one of grand cooperative apartment houses.
Notable residents
The building has long drawn a discreet, prominent ownership. Preston Pope Satterwhite occupied a celebrated seventeen-room apartment here, part of a lineage that has kept 960 Fifth among the most coveted addresses on Central Park.
The neighborhood
960 Fifth Avenue faces Central Park at 77th Street, in the heart of the Upper East Side's museum district, near the Metropolitan Museum and Madison Avenue. Read the full picture in our Upper East Side real estate guide.
Why buyers choose 960 Fifth Avenue
Grandeur and refinement. Its enormous layouts, Central Park frontage, and private restaurant make 960 Fifth one of the most distinctive cooperatives in the city.
Notable sales at 960 Fifth Avenue
Among the building's highest recorded sales. Each links to its Compass listing. Figures reflect public records.
Sale figures via public records. For off-market activity and current availability, contact our team.
Frequently asked questions
Is 960 Fifth Avenue a co-op or a condo?
It is a housing cooperative, so purchases are subject to board approval and the building's requirements.
Who designed 960 Fifth Avenue?
It was designed by Warren and Wetmore with Rosario Candela and completed in 1928 for developer Anthony Campagna.
What makes 960 Fifth Avenue distinctive?
Its very large limestone-clad apartments, its Central Park frontage, and its private in-house restaurant, the Georgian Suite, on East 77th Street.
What do apartments at 960 Fifth Avenue sell for?
960 Fifth trades rarely and at the top of the market. For current availability and recent activity, get in touch.
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