This north facing two bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom residence is located at an elevation of over 670 feet and features direct views of Central Park from every room in the home. Floor-to-ceiling glass spanning the entire residence, allows for an abundance of natural light. The formal entry foyer opens to a great room featuring soaring ceiling heights of 10’7.” The split bedroom layout provides for privacy and comfort with en-suite bathrooms as well as a separate powder room.

The gourmet kitchen features custom cabinetry by Smallbone of Devizes and premium Miele appliances. The highly sought-after “N” line offers the unique opportunity to own a two-bedroom residence on Manhattan’s billionaires’ row with direct Central Park views. Central Park Tower offers the most elevated residences in New York City.

The tower’s vast footprint offered the unique opportunity to create the most gracious layouts and exceptional floor plans. The definitive aspect of living in Central Park Tower is the extraordinary views. The building was designed from the inside out to maximize these incomparable panoramas. Located on Manhattan’s Billionaire’s Row and steps from Central Park, this new architectural landmark rises 1,550 feet above New York City, establishing it as the tallest residential building in the world.

Within the tallest residential tower ever built will be the world’s most elevated private club; Central Park Club, an exclusive offering of 50,000 square feet of curated luxury services and amenities. Spread across three floors in the tower, each location provides a unique experience complemented by five-star service. The defining feature of Central Park Club is the 100th floor- located over 1,000 feet above Manhattan.

Residents will enjoy the highest private ballroom in the world, complete with a private dining room, wine bar and cigar lounge. Closings have commenced. Immediate occupancy is available. The complete terms are in an offering plan available from the Sponsor (File No: CD16-0240).

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