Back on the market after a complete renovation!

Every aspect of this home has been meticulously renovated to exceptional standards that surpass any other home in the area.

This remarkable residence is perfect for someone looking for a luxurious and spacious home. Featuring two separate wings, it offers both privacy and comfort for all. No expense has been spared in creating this stunning 8-room condo that spans over 3300 square feet and showcases breathtaking views in every direction.

The apartment boasts 10' coffered ceilings, exquisite detailing, beautiful stained glass French doors, and a state-of-the-art light and sound system. The primary bedroom suite exudes classic charm, with a dressing area and a bay-windowed seating space providing stunning south and west views of iconic NYC. Mirrored window frames enhance the scenery. An oval marble-topped pedestal cabin in the center of the dressing area offers extra drawers for smaller dressing needs.

The en-suite master bath features a stall shower, separate heated tub, dual sinks, and a heated floor.

The chef's kitchen is a dream, with a mahogany built-in breakfront, a Wolf cooking range, sleek white cabinetry topped with Blue Bahia Granite, 2 dishwashers and a fantastic butler's pantry. The layout also includes a steam oven with a warming drawer below, and a combination conventional oven and microwave. The apartment can easily function as a 4 or 5-bedroom home with ample space.

Additional highlights include a grand media room, a mahogany office with custom built-ins, 2 full-sized Miele wine cellars, Juliet balconies, beautifully tiled bathrooms, generous custom closets, and a separate storage unit. Stunning views of the river and cityscape can be enjoyed from every window. The Grand Beekman is a prestigious full-service luxury condominium designed by renowned architect Costas Kondylis and completed in 2003.

Amenities include a 24-hour doorman and concierge, fitness center, playroom, resident's lounge, garden room, and exceptional 24-hour staff.

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