As noted by the Times, the 11-room apartment has five bedrooms, not counting the staff quarters, and four and a half baths:
The floor plan isn’t very open, but that’s not surprising for a prewar co-op that was built in 1930. Also, the entertaining spaces flow into each other nicely, and the size and scale of the rooms prevent the apartment from feeling cramped.
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$32 Million Sale on Fifth Avenue [New York Times]
Move Over, Jackie O: A $32M Sale Is the New Record at 1040 Fifth [New York Observer]
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1040 Fifth Avenue #10A [StreetEasy]
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