spectacular 4-5 bedroom, 4 bath duplex home with two setback terraces perched high atop one of downtown manhattan's consistently top-rated cooperatives. with total interior square footage of approx 3,382, this impressive home is guaranteed to excite! designed by new york based interior design firm haynes-roberts inc, 15-o is a sophisticated and spacious residence with a sensible layout and the only one of its kind in the building. rarely will you find such an extraordinary home on lower fifth avenue. enjoy 4 wide open exposures which include washington square park, city views and beautiful bright open skies. the magazine-worthy open-style kitchen on the main level, designed by neff kitchens ltd, has first-rate stainless steel appliances (viking, miele, gagganeau and sub-zero) and black granite counter tops. the cabinetry is composed of marine-grade plywood with a matte lacquer finish, which is sustainable and regarded as a healthy product for the home. the morning sun streaming through triple-width windows is de-light-ful! also situated on the main floor, a huge mbr suite that includes 5 large closets, a storage room in addition to an ample-sized bath with jacuzzi tub. the 31' living room is surrounded by a newly renovated wrap-around setback terrace, perfect for entertaining. or, simply kick back, relax and enjoy the view. descend to the lower level, where you will find another setback terrace, 3 brs, a sizable 25' family/entertainment room and a wet bar. other standout features throughout include 21 closets, 28 windows and a full-size miele washer/dryer for your convenience. designed by famed architects emery roth & sons, 2 fifth ave is one of the most sought-after residences in downtown manhattan. this majestic 20 story luxury co-op is nestled in a greenwich village neighborhood overflowing with new york history. amenities include a new fitness center, resident's library, garage, valet service and storage. major recent capital improvements have revitalized the integrity of the structure and transformed it back to the heyday of when it was constructed in 1951.