In Manhattan’s high-end real estate market, a home’s address is a defining feature. More than a number on a mailbox, an address represents a neighborhood, history and a chance to live in a prestigious NYC residence. A beautiful, notable building is bolstered by surrounding icons. When it comes to luxury living in the city, close proximity to Central Park is as good as it gets. Below are three listings, each with their own cache, allure and Central Park views.
Where: 15 Central Park West, 35S
Asking: $95,000,000
Listed by: Emily Beare
When it comes to a jaw-dropping address, 15 Central Park West is sure to get attention. The pinnacle of elegance, this Robert A.M. Stern designed building occupies an entire city block and pays tribute to the design of Fifth Avenue apartments from the 1920s. The only post-construction combination unit in the building, this 35th floor residence gives stunning east, west and south views of Central Park, downtown Manhattan and the Hudson River.
Where: 160 Central Park South, 1015-1018
Asking: $3,850,000
Size: 1,555-SF
Listed by: Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon
The Essex House is not only one of the world’s most celebrated hotels but also one of the most desirable Manhattan residences. This Art Deco style building debuted in 1931 and quickly became an icon easily distinguished by its glowing rooftop sign. Offering unparalleled views of Central Park South, this building boasts the finest amenities to ensure a high-class living experience.
Where: 768 Fifth Avenue, 1405
Asking: $6,200,000
Size: 1,199-SF
Listed by: Reba Miller
Embodying the classic sophistication and elegance of Manhattan, the Private Residences at the Plaza is 5-star living in every capacity. The Plaza Hotel has hosted a roster of notable names over its storied past and the converted apartments garner the same level of prestige. This home combines the quintessential style touches of the Private Residences at the Plaza with the unique opportunity to own a piece of New York City history.