Top 15 Art Deco Residential Buildings in NYC and Availabilities Inside

By CityRealty Staff | From Future New York Tuesday, January 2, 2024

Art Deco design remains a powerful influence on NYC architects.

To look at the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building in the Manhattan skyline today, it’s hard to imagine a time when Art Deco design was not a part of New York City. However, it has only been around for about 100 years – the style was introduced to the world at the 1925 International Exposition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris (the name comes from the French translation of the event). The exposition was attended by the likes of Irwin Chanin, the designer of The Century and The Majestic on Central Park West. Ralph Walker, “architect of the century,” did not attend, but studied the art form closely and incorporated Art Deco elements into many of his commercial designs, several of which have now been converted to in-demand condominiums.

Certain elements of Art Deco architecture were embraced in the wake of the 1916 Zoning Resolution, which was established to stop massive buildings from cutting off light and air to the streets below. Some architects got around it with creative stepping and setbacks, which resulted in distinctive shapes and eye-catching crowns. Other Art Deco hallmarks include rounded edges, zigzags, chevrons, rich color palettes, luxury materials, and exotic motifs inspired by Asian, African, and Egyptian architecture.

Art Deco towers, commercial and residential alike, were celebrated as something new and exciting when they first went up. Today, many Art Deco buildings fall under the protection of the Landmarks Preservation Commission, either as individual landmarks or by virtue of their address in historic districts, but today’s architects continue to incorporate Art Deco influences into their work. This has proven a smart move, as Art Deco buildings remain popular among luxury buyers. The Eldorado, one of the old guard Art Deco apartment buildings lining Central Park West, saw a flurry of high-profile sales in fall 2023. Further south, 220 Central Park South drew on Art Deco influences rather than try to outdo its glassy neighbors on Billionaires' Row; the result has commanded the highest-priced real estate in the United States. Below, we look at iconic Art Deco designs and new developments alike.

1. River House, Beekman/Sutton Place

435 East 52nd Street
Design by Bottomley, Wagner & White
26 stories | 79 units
Eight 3- to 6-bedrooms from $3.7M - $10.95M

River House via CityRealty

From its eagle-flanked driveway entrance to its gracefully curved pinnacle, River House combines Art Deco and Beaux Arts motifs to excellent effect to create one of the finest cooperatives in the city, if not the world. Those who can get past the infamous cooperative board have access to a helpful and discreet staff, expansive apartments, and the health club and dining at the River Club.

River House, #11A
$9,250,000

Beekman/Sutton Place | Cooperative | 4 Bedrooms, 5.5 Baths | 5,315 ft²

River House, #11A (Compass)

From the Listing: This supremely elegant high-floor residence of over 5300 square feet is impeccably renovated and maintained and features spectacular open river and city views from all principal rooms. Grandly scaled, and boasting two balconies perched above the East River, this residence offers a gracious flow ideal for entertaining and the most comfortable living. An elegant entry hall opens into an expansive and grandly proportioned living room, featuring a wood-burning fireplace with a handsome marble mantle, direct river views to the east through three huge windows, and recessed art lighting. To the south of this expansive living room is the corner wood-paneled library with its own fireplace, balcony, and impressive Manhattan skyline views. On the other end of the living room, on the north end of the residence is the corner dining room also with a balcony over the River, and walls of windows with beautiful views of the East River and Queensboro Bridge. See floor plan and full details here.

#2. One Wall Street, Financial District

Design by Ralph Walker
50 stories | 566 units
8 studio to 2-beds from $1.15M - $3.21M

One Wall Street via DBOX for Macklowe Properties

At the time One Wall Street was originally constructed as headquarters for Irving Trust Company, it was the tenth-tallest building in the world. It has since been outstripped in terms of height, but its undulating limestone facade and Art Deco style were instrumental in its designation as a New York City Landmark in 2001. It is in the midst of a conversion to luxury condos with a 176,000-square-foot amenity suite, but its historic elements have not been scrapped: The White Room, a hall of mother-of-pearl seashells, will be incorporated into the penthouse in the pinnacle of the building, and mosaic-clad Red Room in the base of the building will be incorporated into the first United States outpost of Parisian department store Printemps.

One Wall Street, #830
$2,375,000

Financial District | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths | 1,095 ft²

One Wall Street, #830 (Compass)

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This true two bedroom 2 bathroom has a gracious open living/dining area overlooking Wall Street facing north and east. The morning light is welcoming in both bedrooms with the primary on suite. The kitchen is finished with a complete Meile package including washer and dryer, Ten-foot ceilings throughout the living space, french oak finished floors and custom art deco designed molding completing this true two bedroom home. See floor plan and full details here.

#3. The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria, Midtown East

303 Park Avenue
Design by Schutze & Weaver
52 stories | 375 units
17 studio to 4-beds from $1.8M - $19M

The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria via Noe & Associates with The Boundary

"There are grand hotels, and then there's The Waldorf." So says architecture critic Carter Horsley of the iconic Art Deco skyscraper on Park Avenue. The building has undergone a partial conversion to include luxury condominiums as well as hotel rooms, but the landmarked facade and interiors like the Grand Ballroom, West Lounge, and Park Avenue lobby have been beautifully restored to their former glory.

The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria, #3001
$2,850,000

Midtown East | Condominium | 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath | 814 ft²

The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria, #3001 (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

From the Listing: Own a piece of history at The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria. Residence 3001 is an 814 SF one-bedroom, one-and-a-half bath home with a thoughtful separation of spaces and open, sunny, southern views. All interiors have been crafted by AD100 designer Jean-Louis Deniot and deliver a balance of modern comfort with Art Deco opulence. The dramatic entry sequence of every residence is defined by a richly appointed and oversized lacquered front door with brass inlays, custom burnished bronze fixtures, and marble surround. See floor plan and full details here.

#4. 70 Pine Street, Financial District

Design by Clinton & Russell, Holton & George
66 stories | 644 units
33 studio to 2-beds from $3,870/month - $6,932/month

All images of 70 Pine Street via Rose Associates

When the 952-foot-tall 70 Pine Street rose in 1932, the tower yielded only to the Empire State and the Chrysler buildings in terms of both height and Art Deco elegance. Decades later, this New York City Landmark has been thoughtfully reimagined into a luxurious rental with 22,000 square feet of amenities, a hotel outpost, and convenient retailers like City Acres Market, Blue Park Kitchen, and Black Fox Coffee.

70 Pine Street, #2603
$6,932

Financial District | Rental | 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath | 978 ft²

70 Pine Street, #2603 (Rose Associates)

From the Listing: 70 Pine is the premier address in the Financial District with superior custom designed oversized residences featuring washer/dryers, soaring ceilings, and meticulous finishes, in addition to white glove services and unmatched amenities. Residents will enjoy membership to the acclaimed La Palestra Fitness and Wellness facility and access to the Black Fox Coffee Shop and City Acres market conveniently located within the building. Welcome to 70 Pine: The building you never need to leave. See floor plan and full details here.

#5. One Hundred Barclay Tribeca

100 Barclay Street
Design by Ralph Walker
32 stories | 158 units
9 3- to 4-beds from $3.3M - $7.6M

Located at the junction of Tribeca, the Financial District, and Battery Park City, One Hundred Barclay Tribeca is one of New York's first Art Deco skyscrapers. The building was originally constructed as the headquarters for the New York Telephone Company, and the original lobby and murals have been beautifully preserved. However, amenities like a fitness center, lap pool, sauna and steam room, business center, club lounge, wine room, media room, game room, children's playroom, and music room were added for the benefit of residents.

All images of 100 Barclay Tribeca via DXA Studio

One Hundred Barclay Tribeca, #17D
$5,985,000

Tribeca | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 5 Baths | 2,945 ft²

One Hundred Barclay Tribeca, #17D (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: Residence 17D is a 4 bedroom + home office/5 bath loft spanning 2,945 SF. Beautiful 7-foot casement windows, 11-foot high ceilings, and 4-inch white oak floors create ample proportions with generous light and air. The walnut-paneled entry door opens into a formal foyer leading to an expansive great room. The adjacent open kitchen features custom cabinetry and hardware with Calacatta gold marble countertops and backsplash, including an island with seating for five. The kitchen is fully equipped with state-of-the-art appliances by Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele, as well as a garbage disposal and vented range hood. See floor plan and full details here.

#6. The Eldorado, Central Park West

300 Central Park West
Design by Emery Roth
30 stories | 208 units
Two 3-beds from $6.7M - $7.15M

The Eldorado via The Corcoran Group

The Eldorado is one of Manhattan's finest Art Deco buildings and a New York City Landmark. Designed by prominent architect Emery Roth, it looks over the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir and beautifully exemplifies the gradual transition from classical opulence to avant-garde modernism. The building allows pets and washer/dryers, and amenities include a state-of-the-art gym, children's playroom, and on-site garage.

The Eldorado, #16B
$6,700,000

Central Park West | Cooperative | 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths

The Eldorado, #16B (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)

From the Listing: Beyond beautiful, this exquisite custom-designed home is like an Hermes jacket with hidden suede-lined pockets -- the epitome of luxury. Sumptuous furnishings overlay environmentally friendly materials making this true triple mint terraced gem a rare opportunity at the Eldorado, one of the preeminent trophy buildings on Central Park. Off a spacious and private windowed landing, enter into this stunning and zen corner home. Bright and wide-open South and West views frame the NYC skyline, and Central Park and the Reservoir can be seen from the terrace. Every inch and surface of this special home has been completely renovated. See floor plan and full details here.

#7. The Ardsley, Central Park West

320 Central Park West
Design by Emery Roth
22 stories | 201 units
No Availabilities

The Ardsley via CityRealty

A few doors up from The Eldorado (see above), The Ardsley is another Emery Roth design designated a New York City Landmark. Its Mayan temple-esque facade looms over Central Park, and its multiple setbacks and bold geometric patterns nod to Art Deco elements. The white-glove building's staff includes doorman, concierge, on-site resident manager, and full-time porter. Residents have access to amenities like a fitness center, children's playroom, two bike rooms, multiple storage rooms, and a lending library.

#8. The Majestic, Central Park West

115 Central Park West
Design by Irwin Chanin
30 stories | 234 units
Three 3- to 4-beds from $6.5M - $10.5M

The Majestic's original design that was downsized due to the Great Depression. R: Photo of The Majestic from The Lake in Central Park (BHS)

The Majestic is a more understated example of Art Deco design, but no less beautiful for it. Steps from Central Park, it is distinguished by its boldly ribbed pinnacles. Residential amenities include an elegant lobby, rooftop solarium, fitness center, and children's playroom.

The Majestic, #2E
$7,490,000

Central Park West | Cooperative | 4 Bedrooms, 4 Baths

The Majestic, #2E (Serhant LLC)

From the Listing: Enjoy classic Upper West Side elegance with this pristine co-op directly on Central Park, a sprawling 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home graced with luxurious finishes throughout. A blend of stylish hardwood floor patterns and color tones complement airy beamed ceilings with crown molding, recessed lights, and chandeliers. Oversized windows offer direct park views, and charming built-ins provide customized storage and seating options. See floor plan and full details here.

9. The Century, Central Park West

25 Central Park West
Design by Irwin Chanin
32 stories | 410 units
4 1- to 3-beds from $1.65M - $4.65M

The Century via CityRealty

Between its twin-towered design, beige brick facade, and beautiful bay windows, The Century is a true Art Deco gem located right between Columbus Circle and Lincoln Center. The building has a full-time door staff, elevator attendants, and concierge service as well as a landscaped garden, laundry service, and on-site storage.

The Century, #20R
$2,725,000

Central Park West | Condominium | 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath | 650 ft²

The Century, #20R (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)

From the Listing: Rare Triple Mint 1BR Condo with Park-Facing Terrace The Perfect XXX Mint Pied-a-Terre is located in The Century, the premier Prewar Central Park West condominium. This gut-renovated one-bedroom property is the rarest of rare- it includes a large planted terrace facing Central Park! From the 20th floor, walk out through one of the two glass-paneled floor-to-ceiling doors that lead to epic, panoramic views! With an impeccable renovation just completed, the apartment takes full advantage of its Prewar detail and high ceilings, while bringing in the best of the brand new. See floor plan and full details here.

10. The Carlyle, Upper East Side

35 East 76th Street
Design by Bien & Prince
38 stories | 187 units
Six studio to 3-beds from $798K - $3.5M

The Carlyle

Home of the storied Bemelman's Bar, The Carlyle is a New York City Landmark and one of the most prominent prewar towers on the Upper East Side. It combines a world-famous luxury hotel with cooperative units on the upper levels. Residents enjoy access to the hotel's amenities and services, which include a twice-daily maid service, laundry service, valet service, in-home catering, elevator operators, doorman and concierge service, fitness center, business center, and garage.

The Carlyle, #200915
$3,500,000

Park/Fifth Ave. to 79th St. | Cooperative | 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths

The Carlyle, #200915 (Sothebys International Realty)

From the Listing: Pure wow! The “It” home, glamorous and iconic, high above Manhattan in the golden tower of The Carlyle, New York’s beacon of society and elegance since 1930. Offering a highly exclusive and luxurious lifestyle, The Carlyle is preferred by presidents, celebrities, dignitaries, and business moguls. A rare opportunity to live in the enchanted ambiance of this extraordinary 2 to-3 bedroom residence with one of the most beautiful living rooms in New York, featuring a soaring 14’ ceiling, double height windows that provide exquisite light from three exposures, fireplace, herringbone floor, built-in sound system, and panoramic views of the city, and a glimpse of Central Park. Perfect as a grand salon for entertaining or an intimate candlelight interlude. See floor plan and full details here.

11. One Fifth Avenue, Greenwich Village

Design by Harvey Wiley Corbett
27 stories | 184 units
6 1- to 4-beds from $4.95M - $7.5M

1 Fifth Avenue via Ondel

Down the block from Washington Square Park, 1 Fifth Avenue is the tallest building in Greenwich Village. Its light hue, chamfered corners, angled windows, and telescoping setbacks were instrumental in its designation as a New York City Landmark and on the National Register of Historic Places. Amenities and staff include 24-hour doorman/concierge, live-in superintendent, laundry room, and bike room.

1 Fifth Avenue, #16D
$2,495,000

Greenwich Village | Cooperative | 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath

1 Fifth Avenue, #16D (Christie's International Real Estate Group LLC)

From the Listing: Residence 16D at One Fifth Avenue provides an incredibly rare opportunity to live in one of the most desirable buildings in New York City. Primely located in Greenwich Village just off Washington Square Park, this famous Art-Deco building sits 27 stories tall in an area with coveted panoramic views of the city.

A unique blend of classic New York City elegance and European flare, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom home boasts unparalleled city views, two separate terraces, and an open-concept living and dining area. See floor plan and full details here.

12. 55 Central Park West, Central Park West

Design by Schwartz & Gross
19 stories | 109 units
No Availabilities

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55 Central Park West via CORE

Between its pointed pilasters, towering height, and two-toned brick, it is little wonder that the dramatic Art Deco building at 55 Central Park West has appeared in both the National Register of Historic Places and Ghostbusters. Amenities include a superintendent, full-time door staff, landscaped and furnished roof terrace, bike room, refurbished playroom, laundry facility, and individual storage.

13. Twenty Exchange, Financial District

Design by Cross & Cross
57 stories | 736 units
Studio 2-beds from $3,290/month

via SHorpy

Soaring in the heart of the Financial District’s Twenty Exchange Place has been a downtown icon and skyline fixture its construction in 1931, and its crown now exudes bright white illumination to further solidify the landmark's spot on the world's most famous skyline.. Originally erected to house the City Bank Farmer's Trust (now Citigroup), the 54-story tower was converted in 2004 to include luxury rental apartments across its upper half, with office and retail space below.

14. Master, Riverside Drive/West End Avenue

310 Riverside Drive
Design by Helme, Corbett & Harrison and Sugarman & Berger
24 stories | 316 units
No Availabilities

310-Riverside-Drive-01 - Master Apartments

Master via Citi-Habitats

Located near Riverside Park and Columbia University, Master was designed at the behest of artist and mystic Nicholas Roerich, who claimed to follow the voice of a "master" in his spiritual quest. The result is a magnificent Art Deco tower that has been designated a New York City Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Staff and amenities include a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, stunning Art Deco lobby, four elevators, newly renovated laundry facility, remodeled hallways, bicycle room, and private storage lockers.

15. Walker Tower, Chelsea

212 West 18th Street
Design by Ralph Walker
22 stories | 47 units
2 3-beds from $8.95M - $16M

(CityRealty)

In 1929, Ralph Walker constructed this Chelsea building as a telephone switchboard building that was easily distinguished by its robust grills, mullions, and setbacks. In 2012, CetraRuddy expanded the building as part of the conversion to a luxury condominium while treating the original design with utmost deference. Amenities and staff include a full-time doorman, concierge service, library lounge, fitness center with yoga room, sauna, children's playroom, and a landscaped common roof deck with a dining area, sun lawn, and covered cabana room.

All images of Walker Tower via Compass

Walker Tower, #17A
$8,950,000

Chelsea | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 2,367 ft²

Walker Tower, #17A (Compass)

From the Listing: Walker Tower is a testament to timeless elegance. As you enter the home, you will be immediately captivated by windows that showcase unobstructed south-facing views of the NYC skyline. Wake up daily to the views of the Statue of Liberty and Hudson River and be bathed in natural light.

17A, at 2,367 square feet, is a gracious three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom home. Upon entering the foyer and large living/dining room, it is clear that this home is special. With its fantastic light and exquisite floor-to-ceiling living room windows, this gem exudes perfection. See floor plan and full details here.

16. Stella Tower, Midtown West

425 West 50th Street
Design by Ralph Walker
17 stories | 51 units
1 studio for $950K

Stella Tower via CityRealty

Originally designed in 1927 by Ralph Walker for the New York Telephone Company, Stella Tower is a 17-story prewar building featuring handcrafted brick masonry, dramatic setbacks, and quintessential Art Deco ornamentation. Residents of have access to an amenities package including a 24-hour attended lobby, fitness center, residents' lounge, outdoor garden, bicycle storage, and temperature-controlled grocery storage.

Stella Tower, #12B
$950,000

Midtown West | Condominium | Studio, 1 Bath | 660 ft²

Stella Tower, #12B (Compass)

From the Listing: Residence 12B at the iconic Stella Tower is the epitome of prewar sophistication, paired with an effortless blend of modern convenience. Spanning over 660 square feet, this studio apartment is splendidly laid out and accentuated by soaring 11" ceilings. The southern, landmarked exposures showcase some of the most dramatic and unobstructed skyline views in all of Manhattan through oversized custom tilt-and-turn casement windows. See floor plan and full details here.

New Art Deco-Inspired Developments

Monogram, Midtown East

135 East 47th Street
Design by Ismael Leyva Architects
35 stories | 191 units
10 studio to 2-beds from $855K - $2.445M

Up the street from the Chrysler Building, Monogram presents a contemporary take on Art Deco design that comes through especially well with its distinctive crown. Interiors incorporate clean lines, oversized windows look out on iconic city views, and amenities include concierge service, in-house spa services, fitness center, and 35th-story Crest Club with reading room, dining room, and outdoor terraces.

Monogram, #7E
$1,738,000

Midtown East | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths | 826 ft²

Monogram, #7E (CORE Group Marketing LLC)

From the Listing: Monogram New York takes inspiration from classic New York City glamour with a modern vision. Residence 7E is a south and east-facing 826-square-foot space with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The proportionate and function-focused layout mixed with the clean lines and natural materials inspire a sense of tranquility and feature oversized windows, warm wood flooring, and kitchen with Gaggenau appliances, Calacatta Monet Marble countertops and backsplash, and fluted light oak cabinet doors. See full details here.

25 Park Row, Financial District

Design by COOKFOX and Studio Mellone
49 stories | 110 condos
3-beds from $3.95M - $4.25M

Rendering credit: DBOX via Corcoran

This attractive, 49-story, mixed-use tower at 25 Park Row overlooking City Hall Park on part of the former site of J & R Music & Computer World was developed by the family that controlled J & R and the L + M Development Partners Inc. It replaces three low-rise buildings on the block that once was part of the city's historic Newspaper Row. Studio Mellone designed the major amenity spaces that include a 20,000-square-foot Park Row Club.

25 Park Row, #15A
$3,995,000 (-3.7%)

Financial District | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 2,061 ft²

25 Park Row, #15A (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: At 2061 SF, this one-of-a-kind three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence soars over City Hall Park providing extraordinary views with both northwest and southeast exposures. Fine finishes include wide plank Italian oak flooring, 9" decorative moldings, and oversized casement windows accented with Juliet balconies. T See floor plan and full details here.

The Fitzroy, Chelsea

514 West 24th Street
Design by Roman & Williams
10 stories | 14 units
No Availabilities

Located in the heart of the High Line building boom, The Fitzroy presents a contemporary take on classic Art Deco design with a green terra cotta facade, copper spandrels, and setback at the eighth floor. Building services and amenities include 24-hour attended lobby, state-of-the-art fitness center with dynamic movement studio, cardio studio with yoga / Pilates room, wine cellar with secure wine locker for each home, climate-controlled, fully customizable storage room for each home, landscaped rooftop lounge with summer kitchen, children's art studio, auxiliary laundry room with large washers and vented dryers, and bike room.

The Fitzroy via CityRealty

111 West 57th Street, Midtown West

Design by SHoP Architects
91 stories | 60 units
8 3- to 4-beds from $8.495M - $54.6M

All images of 111 West 57th Street via Douglas Elliman

As the second-tallest apartment building in America and the thinnest skyscraper in the world, 111 West 57th Street is decidedly in line with today's adventurous architecture. However, its setbacks, terra cotta piers, and bronze filigree were inspired by Art Deco design, rather like that of the landmarked Steinway Hall integrated into the building. Amenities include a discreet porte cochere entrance on 58th Street, an 82' two-lane swimming pool with private cabanas, separate sauna and treatment rooms, double-height fitness center with mezzanine terrace, private dining room and chef's catering kitchen, residents' lounge with expansive terrace, meeting rooms and a study, 24-hour attended entrances, and dedicated concierge service.

111 West 57th Street, #54
$24,500,000 (-8.4%)

Midtown West | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 4,183 ft²

111 West 57th Street, #54 (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: This full-floor 4,183 square foot Tower Residence with three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms is designed for elegant living on a grand scale. Direct elevator entry leads to the formal entry gallery finished with white macauba stone floors and a dramatic north-to-south viewing gallery with unobstructed Central Park views to the north and sweeping skyline views to the south, including the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, and more. Richly detailed finishes are conceived throughout by Studio Sofield and demonstrate an extraordinary commitment to craftsmanship and quality. The expansive great room is highlighted by intricately patterned floors in custom smoke-gray solid oak, up to 14-foot ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows through which to enjoy the unobstructed views of Central Park. See floor plan and full details here.

The Brooklyn Tower, Downtown Brooklyn

9 Dekalb Avenue
Design by SHoP Architects
73 stories | 575 units
7 studio to 4-beds from $950K - $7.85M

Photo of Brooklyn Tower via JDS Development

When 9 Dekalb Avenue is complete, it will usurp Brooklyn Point as the tallest building in the borough. The new is rising on the site of Dime Savings Bank, but this isn't Trump Tower 2.0. Quite the contrary - Dime Savings Bank was restored and reimagined as the entrance to the 73-story tower that rose behind it. The apartments above are a mix of rentals and condos with sweeping skyline views, and all residents will have access to a rooftop lounge and pool wrapping around the Guastavino dome.

The Brooklyn Tower, #PH90N
$7,850,000

Downtown Brooklyn | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 3,017 ft²

The Brooklyn Tower, #PH90N (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)

From the Listing: Live at the top of Brooklyn soaring 904' height in the sky. Penthouse 90 North at The Brooklyn Tower is an expansive four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom residence, offering 3,017 square feet of interior space, and never-before seen vistas that extend to the far corners of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skylines, East River, New York Harbor, and beyond. No detail has been overlooked in this premium home, this dramatic half-floor home boasts exceptional interiors designed by AD100 Gachot Studios, northern, western, and eastern exposures, and is part of a very exclusive penthouse offering. See floor plan and full details here.

Rose Hill, NoMad

30 East 29th Street
Design by CetraRuddy
46 stories | 121 units
5 2- to 3-beds from $2.695M - $5.965M

All images of Rose Hill via CORE

For its first residential tower in New York, Rockefeller Group brings elegance and glamour to the historic neighborhood that gave the building its name. Inside the timeless building, thoughtfully composed residences feature abundant natural light, flexible floor plans, high ceilings, open kitchens, and spa-like baths. Amenities include a double-height lobby, fully equipped gym, professional-grade squash court, 50' pool, sauna, and 37th-floor lounge with billiards table, private dining room, and two private terraces.

Rose Hill, #39C
$4,295,000

Gramercy Park | Condominium | 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths | 1,394 ft²

Rose Hill, #39C (CORE Group Marketing LLC)

From the Listing: Residence 39C is a 1,394-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bath. This fantastic home offers north, east, and south exposures. Interiors boast rusticated hardwood floors, bronze-finished hardware, and soaring ceilings of up to 12 feet high with window heights of 9 feet. The open kitchen with Miele appliances features custom ultra-matte, dark charcoal woodwork, metal-framed glass upper cabinetry, and Calacatta-honed marble countertops. Anchored by a custom-designed vanity, the dramatic primary bath offers brass-finished fixtures and radiant heated floors in dark, veined marble. See floor plan and full details here.

The Four Seasons Private Residences, Tribeca

30 Park Place
Design by Robert A.M. Stern Architects
82 stories | 157 units
11 studio to 4-beds from $1.35M - $45M

The Four Seasons Private Residences via Robert A.M. Stern Architects

On the cusp of Tribeca and the Financial District, the limestone-clad, Jazz Age-inspired tower at 30 Park Place houses a Four Seasons Hotel on the lower 22 floors and luxury condominiums on the upper levels. Not only do residents have access to the hotel's amenities and service, but exclusive residential amenities include fitness center and yoga studio, private dining room, conservatory and lounge with access to loggias, a children's playroom, and a screening room.

The Four Seasons Private Residences, #71B
$8,350,000

Tribeca | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 2,631 ft²

The Four Seasons Private Residences, #71B (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: Welcome to the epitome of luxury living at the Four Seasons Private Residences New York Downtown! Enter into the extraordinary with this breathtaking 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom residence, perfectly perched on the northeast corner, offering panoramic vistas of the iconic Midtown skyline and the serene East River. Marvel at the corner living/dining room adorned with a bay window that seamlessly leads to an inviting eat-in kitchen with a cozy family room. The primary bedroom suite is a sanctuary of elegance, boasting dual exposures, 2 generous walk-in closets, and a lavish 5-fixture bathroom. This residence at 30 Park Place is not just a home; it's a statement of refined living. See floor plan and full details here.

220 Central Park South, Midtown West

Design by Robert A.M. Stern Architects
70 stories | 118 units
2 2- to 3-beds from $13.65M - $34.5M

All images of 220 Central Park South via Vornado Realty Trustq

220 Central Park South has risen on the modern stretch of luxury known as Billionaires' Row, but its limestone facade and graceful setback nod to the grand, albeit significantly shorter, homes of yesteryear. Residents may arrive via a secure motor court, and amenities include private dining rooms, entertaining spaces, a library, a screening room, a meeting room, a lounge, a communal terrace, a juice bar, an 82' salt water swimming pool, expansive athletic club and spa, a squash court, a basketball court, a golf simulator room, a weight room, a yoga/Pilates room, and a children's play area.

220 Central Park South, #39A
$34,500,000

Midtown West | Condominium | 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths | 3,114 ft²

220 Central Park South, #39A (Corcoran Group)

From the Listing: 220 Central Park South's 39A is a 3,112-square-foot three-bedroom, three-bathroom plus powder room home, offering 3 exposures - north to expansive Central Park views from the living room, primary bedroom and primary bathroom, west to the water and glorious sunsets, and south with midtown Times Square city views. Enter the residence through the semi-private landing on the 39th floor and be greeted instantaneously by the elegant entry foyer leading one to the prominent views of Central Park to the north. The generous living/dining room features stately floor-to-ceiling windows welcoming a stream of steady natural light to the home. Adjacent, the open kitchen with a west-facing window features premium Miele and Sub-Zero appliances. See floor plan and full details here.

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