Situated exclusively on the 23rd floor of Aman New York, this four-bedroom branded – and fully serviced - residence offers expansive views of both the city and Central Park. The last remaining full floor penthouse at Aman New York comprises 6,296 sqft of living space with 4-bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms and a home theater, plus a private elevator and three fireplaces, while overlooking Central Park and Fifth Avenue. Upon arrival through the private elevator lobby to this inimitable home, there is a spacious foyer with coat closet, which leads into the gallery.

This expansive space with high ceilings features a large dining area and living room, including a fully functional fireplace and dual aspect views across Central Park and Fifth Avenue. The living space connects to the separate kitchen featuring brand appliances and two pantries. The primary bedroom suite is connected to two large walk-in closets and an expansive bathroom with the property’s second working fireplace, including soaking tub, double vanity, heated floors and a combination of a steam and rain shower, while the bedroom itself features the property’s third working fireplace.

The second and third bedrooms, positioned adjacent to one another, offer views overlooking 57th Street and Central Park, while the fourth bedroom is conveniently located near the home theater. Each one of the secondary bedrooms include an en-suite bathroom, equipped with a rain shower. Furthermore, the penthouse includes a home theatre directly accessible from the foyer.

This space highlights the property’s signature Belgian Blue marble lattice flooring, which references the original gilding on the exterior of the building, creating a peaceful and elegant arrival experience. In addition, this Aman New York Residence includes a secluded elevator lobby that provides seamless access to both pantries and a dedicated laundry area. -- Originally designed by Warren & Wetmore, the architects also behind The Helmsley Building and Grand Central Station, The Crown Building is a stellar example of Beaux Arts architecture and was the original home of the Museum of Modern Art.

Fully refurbished and reimagined under the vision of Jean-Michel Gathy of Denniston, Aman New York opened in August 2022 as Aman’s flagship destination in the west, comprising the hotel, Aman Club and the 22 private residences. The sensitive renovation celebrates the art deco history of the building, referenced throughout the design and materiality, while the property is also imbued with Aman’s renowned design aesthetic which draws inspiration from the brand’s eastern origins. Aman New York Residence owners have their own private entrance via 56th Street and have priority access to the amenities and services throughout Aman New York, including the 25,000 square foot Aman Spa and Wellness Center set over three floors, complete with 20-metre indoor pool, ten treatment rooms, fitness center and Pilates studio, plus two standalone Spa Houses.

In addition, Aman New York boasts two intimate restaurants, Arva, the brand’s Italian dining concept which celebrates seasonal ingredients and family-style dining, as well as Nama, a Japanese restaurant complete with Omakase bar which features the Unesco-recognised dining concept of washoku. Similarly, owners will have access to the wraparound Garden Terrace, Lounge Bar, dedicated Aman Club spaces and the sub-terranean Jazz Club. Joining the Aman community also secures access to the global Aman portfolio, with an array of benefits extended to owners, including the Aman Private Office, as well as Aman New York Club membership.

Aman Residences offer a rare opportunity to be fully immersed into the much-loved Aman lifestyle, which is globally renowned for its focus on wellbeing, peace, privacy, exceptional design, unparalleled service and standout locations. As the brand’s first urban residences, Aman New York is deeply connected to the energy and pace of New York, while also offering the tranquility of a remote oasis unlike anything else in the heart of the city.

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