995 Fifth Avenue

You are standing before 995 Fifth Avenue, a building that spent most of its life as the famed Stanhope Hotel. Designed by the celebrated architect Rosario Candela and completed in 1927, it served as a glamorous destination for socialites and travelers for decades. Its location directly across from the Metropolitan Museum of Art made it a prime spot for museum-goers and those seeking the quiet prestige of the Upper East Side. Today, the building has transitioned from a hotel into an exclusive residential cooperative, housing a select number of private, full-floor apartments that maintain the building's original sense of pre-war grandeur.