Best Priced High Floor Possible Combination:
66A can be efficiently combined with 66B to create an 8,055-square-foot extraordinary full-floor residence offering a perfect balance of space, privacy, dramatic views, and design.

66AB is not yet combined

Residence 66A at 432 Park Avenue
Three Bedrooms / Three Baths / Library / Powder Room / 4,019 sqft

Designed by NYC-based design studio Sissy + Marley and featured in Elle Decor, Residence 66A at 432 Park Avenue is a beautiful example of neutral and monochromatic design with subtitle elements that seamlessly flow from room to room while maximizing the use and enjoyment of each space.

This contemporary, fully renovated floor residence is a beautiful, functional, and inviting space featuring a perfect balance of scale, privacy, dramatic views, and clean design.

Welcomed by a private elevator landing with Terrazzo flooring, custom millwork, and a built-in bench with storage, this three-bedroom residence spans over 4,000 sqft with soaring 12’6" ceilings, perfectly framed by the iconic 10’ X 10’ windows synonymous with 432 Park Avenue.

This space leads towards a formal entry gallery opening to the expansive 29’ 3" X 29’ 3" living/dining room with northern and eastern exposures of Central Park, East River, and the city.

Beautiful bleached oak herringbone floors with a strip inlay pattern and floor-to-ceiling custom-fluted built-ins give a sense of serenity and zen while providing movement and flow through the space. These built-ins provide ample storage space and a full entertainment cent, completely out of sight when unused.

Soaring at an impressive elevation of over 725 feet above Park Avenue, this residence features awe-inspiring views (N, S, E) of the East River to the Atlantic Ocean, Central Park, and the Manhattan skyline framed by its iconic window seats.

The kitchen overlooks Central Park; finishes include custom white-lacquered millwork, marble floors, countertops, a custom waterfall center island with stool space, and a window coffee bar encased in custom millwork with a full appliance package by Miele. A separate service entrance directly leads to a private service corridor and elevators connecting this residence’s northern and southern wings, allowing for maximum privacy.

A library/den is located off the foyer with open city and river views; it features ample storage and a built-in day bed allowing maximum versatility, followed by an impressive gallery separating this residence’s entertaining and private spaces.

The primary bedroom suite faces south and east with an en-suite bath, a separate dressing room, and a spectacular sleeping area with southeastern corner exposures of the skyline.

The primary bedroom sleeping area has beautiful hand-finished walls and custom lighting, bringing a sense of serenity. The en-suite bath features radiant heated marble floors, double vanity, a deep soaking tub, and a marble shower with a separate water closet.

Two additional south-facing bedrooms feature en-suite baths and closets with dramatic skyline views from every angle. A separate laundry room and powder room with a floating marble vanity complete this zen-like residence in the sky.

Residence 66B at 432 Park Avenue

4,019 square foot residence at the iconic 432 Park Avenue encapsulates fully unobstructed views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline through its grand array of colossal, triple-paned 10 10 windows and 12.5’ ceilings.

The attraction to the B line on this floor is what truly sets this residence apart from other units in the building. While clearing the GM building and all subsequent surrounding towers, 66B boasts eye level, panoramic Central Park views which are unmatched throughout the entirety of the building. After being whisked up the high-speed elevators, one is welcomed to a private gallery landing which leads directly into the main entrance of the residence.

Upon arrival, the apartment speaks for itself. Greeted by incomparable corner views of Central Park highlighted with abundant sunshine, this residence exemplifies the pinnacle of luxury living on Billionaire’s row. The corner living and dining room of this residence is grand in size and boasts 12.5’ ceilings.

Off the living area is a generous chef’s kitchen which features a built-in marble countertop overlooking Central Park. The kitchen is replete with Miele appliances including stove, gas cooktop, dishwasher, built-in coffee system, warming drawers, speed oven, dishwasher and wine storage. The magnificent master suite features two separate bathrooms and a walk-in-closet.

Both master bathrooms are outfitted in Italian Statuario marble, heated floors, and boast soothing steam showers. One of the master bathrooms features a soaking tub with sunset views to the west overlooking the Hudson River and beyond. The master bedroom is positioned on the southwest corner of the building.

The south facing, sun blasted windows from all of the bedrooms, frame a dramatic, unobstructed skyline view as far at the eye can see. The subsequent two bedrooms also each have sumptuous en-suite marble bathrooms. The residence comes full circle with the bedroom wing connecting to the foyer, powder bathroom and private laundry room.

The Building: 432 Park Avenue is the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere.

Designed by Rafael Vinoly, this extraordinary 96 story tower rises 1,396 feet above the iconic Manhattan skyline from the marble clad Porte Chochere entrance. Residents enjoy 30,000 square feet of amenities, including a lounge, private restaurant, outdoor terrace for dining and events, 75-foot indoor swimming pool, fitness center and spa with sauna, steam, and massage rooms, library, billiards room, screening / performance venue, conference room, and yoga studio. In-suite dining and room service, concierge, 24-hour doorman, onsite parking garage and valet services will be provided by the building’s staff.

Additionally, all amenity spaces have ceiling heights up to 28’. Private storage is conveyed with this sale. The acquisition of this home is an opportunity not to be missed.

Co-Exclusive Listing with Douglas Elliman

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