NEW PRICE! INCREDIBLE DEAL! FIFTH AVENUE CONDO! Experience refined downtown living in this expansive and sun-filled corner two-bedroom, two-bath residence at the full-service luxury condominium, 108 Fifth Avenue, ideally positioned between Flatiron and Union Square. Dramatic ceilings and oversized windows flood the home with natural light, while the glass curtain wall in the living room frames picturesque views of classic pre-war Fifth Avenue architecture. The impressive 30-foot-long double-exposure living and dining area offers a grand setting for entertaining and effortless everyday living. Just off the dining area, the beautifully appointed kitchen features gleaming countertops, abundant storage, and premium stainless-steel appliances, including a gas range, stainless steel Fisher and Paykel refrigerator, and Bosch dishwasher. Rich hardwood floors and elegant crown moldings run throughout, complementing the ideal split-bedroom layout. The generous primary suite offers a large walk-in closet and a luxurious marble en-suite bath with a bath/shower combination. A discreet in-unit washer and dryer are conveniently located within the primary bath. The spacious second bedroom features crown molding, a large double-pane window, and excellent closet space. The second bathroom, ideally positioned off the entry hall, is finished with marble and refined fixtures, including a vanity with storage and a glass-enclosed shower. A rare opportunity to own a substantial, light-filled home in one of Flatiron's most desirable full-service condominiums. The building offers top-tier amenities, including a 24-hour doorman for round-the-clock security, a dedicated live-in superintendent, and a welcoming lobby area. This is more than just a residence-it's an opportunity to embrace elevated living in one of New York City's most desirable neighborhoods, ideally situated near Union Square, Madison Square Park, and premier shopping, dining, and cultural landmarks. Common charges include a capital reserve contribution of $205.92 per month. Some of the photos have been virtually staged.