A Sprawling Terraced 5th Avenue Penthouse with Spectacular Central Park Views. Perfect for those Grand Gatherings or Lazy Afternoons in the Sun. An outrageously impressive, museum-quality home. This penthouse is the rarest of rare: A pre-war condo in an elegant Emory Roth building, with access to each of the two penthouse levels by private keyed elevator.

Meticulously renovated, this grand apartment spans over 4,200 square feet indoors and features 2200 square feet of idyllic outdoor entertaining space. Offering an unsurpassed indoor/outdoor lifestyle, the home boasts dramatic skyline views in all directions and provides incredible sunset vistas across Central Park. The duplex penthouse is currently configured as a 4 bedroom residence, with 4.5 bathrooms. It also includes a magnificent library with wood-burning fireplace, spacious formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, staff quarters or guest room, pantry, and laundry room. This is a mint restoration of the best of the classic pre-war, old world craftsmanship of famed 1920's architect Emery Roth.

Thoughtful updates include the full replacement of the roofing and irrigation systems, and the addition of Lutron controls for temperature and lights, multiple wall and ceiling Sonos speakers, and a state-of-the-art movie theater. Inspired by a palace belonging to the late Duchess of Alba, the stunning primary suite bathroom was hand painted by an artist with gold leaf and is outfitted with a sink custom made in Italy. There are over 30 feet of state-of-the-art noise, UV, and temperature-insulated double paned windows overlooking glorious Central Park. The windowed kitchen is fitted with the finest appliances - Wolf, Miele, and SubZero - and features custom cabinetry, while the completely new bathrooms have the finest fixtures by Waterworks, Porcher, Kallista, and Toto. This full-service condominium building offers a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, gym and bicycle room.

Designed for those who appreciate the very best, this spectacular property simply offers the ultimate in New York City living.

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