Located on the 31st floor of one of the Upper East Side's most luxurious, full-service condominiums, this spectacular full-floor home has been meticulously renovated by world-renowned, Alexa Hampton, to the highest standards. Over-sized windows throughout the residence capture the unparalleled 360-degree views of Central Park to the East River. Spanning almost 6000 square feet of living space, this 12-room home has a gracious layout, incorporating six bedrooms and five and a half baths with just under 10' ceiling height.

The entertaining rooms include a sun-drenched 34-foot corner living room, an elegant dining room, a wood-paneled library and a conveniently located den off the kitchen. There is also a state-of-the-art screening room/media room. A professional Chef's kitchen has top-of-the-line appliances, two Miele dishwashers, a Sub-Zero wine refrigerator, a Wolf stove and includes a large breakfast room which could easily seat eight people.

The spacious corner master suite has a windowed seating area, two large walk-in closets, and massive his and her marble baths. There are five additional bedrooms, two laundry rooms and a total of five and a half bathrooms. This residence has natural oak floors, a Crestron smart home system, and central air-conditioning.

The Bristol Plaza was built in 1987 by New York's world-renowned Millstein family, considered to be one of the most respected and well known real estate developers in the United States. This 50-story white-glove condominium offers residents the highest levels of service, security, and privacy. Residents enjoy a circular private driveway, offering direct access to the building's lobby.

Amenities include full-time door attendants, concierge service, valet, and optional housekeeping services. A fully-equipped rooftop fitness center is also available to residents, featuring a 50-foot pool, weight room, massage room, spa area and steam room. The building also has business/conference meeting rooms, a lounge, and an impressive roof-deck.

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