Ascend to an Unparalleled Realm of Luxury: Dream Home in the Sky at 111 Murray Street High above the city streets, where the clouds seem close enough to touch and the horizon stretches infinitely, lies a sanctuary of opulence and grandeur—Unit 61W at 111 Murray Street. This 4,000++ square-foot residence is suspended 61 stories in the air, where the world’s most iconic skyline serves as your ever-changing backdrop. Here, the sky is not the limit—it’s your daily view. As the private elevator opens to your personal vestibule, you are immediately greeted by a grand entry foyer.

Step inside the grand double door entry to an extraordinary living and dining expanse, a vast 30′ × 25′7” canvas framed by floor-to-ceiling glass windows that offer jaw-dropping, panoramic views of the Hudson River, the majestic Empire State Building, the awe-inspiring Freedom Tower extending out west to the distant mountain region and North to the Atlantic Ocean. Bathed in natural light, this space captures the essence of New York’s magic from every angle, inviting you to live in a painting that changes with the light. The adjacent eat-in kitchen is a masterpiece of design and functionality, crafted by the renowned AD100 designer David Mann. Every inch of the custom Molteni kitchen speaks of unparalleled luxury—from the Cerused White Oak cabinetry with bespoke soft black metal accents to the Calacatta Borghini marble island with a book-matched waterfall that cascades into the countertop and backsplash.

High-end appliances from Wolf, Miele, and Sub-Zero are seamlessly integrated, including a 30-inch refrigerator, 18-inch freezer, and a 42-inch 6-burner gas cooktop with a built-in canopy hood. This culinary paradise is an invitation to create unforgettable moments, whether entertaining guests or enjoying an intimate breakfast with the city as your backdrop. The southern wing of this sky house offers 4 luxurious bedrooms, all with en-suite baths. The primary bedroom suite is a retreat like no other, featuring a gracious dressing room and two lavish bathrooms.

The bathrooms throughout have radiant heat floors that meet travertine stone slab walls, and custom white marble vanities are adorned with Dornbracht fittings in a soft black matte finish. Imagine soaking in a freestanding BluStone tub, perfectly positioned to capture breathtaking south-facing views through a full-height window, as the city glimmers below. In addition to the primary bedroom, each of the four additional bedrooms is its’ own private sanctuary with custom closets and views that are breathtaking.

A large fifth bedroom with en-suite bath is adjacent to the living/dining area and can be transformed into a library, office, or den, providing the perfect blend of function and luxury. Throughout the residence, bespoke touches abound—custom lighting, blinds, and closets elevate every room, while a utility room with a washer and vented dryer adds convenience. A powder room and separate service entrance enhance the thoughtful design of this extraordinary home. A storage bin and bike space are also included, ensuring every detail of your lifestyle is catered to. Located in the heart of Tribeca, 111 Murray Street is a landmark of modern architectural brilliance.

Rising 800 feet into the sky, this tower by Fisher Brothers, Witkoff, and New Valley features the visionary design of Kohn Pedersen Fox, with interiors by David Mann and amenities by the legendary David Rockwell. The tower’s crystalline facade and sculptural silhouette, crowned with a striking peak, redefine the skyline itself. Indulge in over 20,000 square feet of private indoor and outdoor amenities across two levels, including two playrooms, a luxurious pool with on-duty lifeguard, hot tub, state-of-the-art 3,000-square-foot fitness center with a separate movement studio, and a wellness suite complete with a heated stone hammam, steam room, sauna, and treatment rooms. Entertain in style with a private dining room featuring a demons

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