Experience the rarity of 57 feet of direct Central Park views at the perfect floor height in the most coveted location at Fifth Avenue and 75th Street. With approximately 5,000 square feet of move-in ready unparalleled luxury this breathtaking full-floor residence has oversized windows and offers unobstructed panoramas of Central Park to the west side and sweeping vistas of Fifth Avenue to the north and south. Move right in to the current layout or further combine units 10A and 10B. This elegant 12 room residence with generously sized proportions and significant wall space to showcase an art collection provides exceptional views and exposures in all directions: west, north, east, and south.

With a total of 5 bedrooms including one currently used as a stunning library, this home has three primary bedroom suites each offering breathtaking views, a total of 5 full bathrooms and abundant storage throughout. One of the standout features of this home is the seamless flow between its luxurious spaces. Upon arrival, a private elevator landing ushers you into an elegant grand foyer where you begin to enjoy the masterful design by renowned architect John Saladino.

The foyer offers multiple pathways, guiding you to a formal living space adorned with stunning architectural features, or toward an expansive and unique extra-wide hallway that seamlessly connects the living areas to the sitting room and tranquil bedrooms, each designed as a private retreat with plentiful space. The spacious living room, featuring a coffered ceiling and a decorative stone fireplace offers a chic yet warm and inviting space for relaxation or entertaining. An elegantly appointed library, with custom fabric walls and a wall of bespoke built-ins, exudes a welcoming ambiance. It offers versatility, serving as a potential fifth bedroom.

For formal gatherings, the expansive formal dining room comfortably seats twelve or more guests, boasting a wall of custom built-ins and a dedicated bar area for added sophistication. The bright corner eat-in kitchen is a chef’s paradise for both culinary preparation and casual dining, featuring a large central island, abundant storage, a large pantry, a dedicated drinks station with a bar sink and a comfortable eat-in area ideal for enjoying breakfast or informal meals. Premium appliances include a Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine cooler, Thermador range, and a Miele dishwasher. The oversized primary suite provides a restful escape from the city’s energy, offering breathtaking panoramas of Central Park and tree lined Fifth Avenue. The elegant primary bedroom features bespoke Saladino designed closets and a spacious, sunlit en-suite windowed bathroom.

Wind down anytime in your suite’s private lounge with bespoke fabric walls, where the same unobstructed vistas await you. A secondary expansive bedroom suite also enjoys direct Central Park views and includes its own luxurious en-suite bathroom. For added convenience, another full-size bathroom is located near the entry foyer and most bathrooms are equipped with a custom washlet. The home’s cohesive design and flow extends into the adjacent unit which functions as the casual side of the home.

The south side integrates effortlessly with the north side through three access points, creating an expansive and unified living experience. From the private elevator vestibule, step into a charming entry foyer that also delineates the living areas from the sleeping quarters. This wing features a secondary well-equipped kitchen, perfect for hosting guests, catering special events, or expanding your culinary possibilities.

An inviting second living room, currently styled as a family retreat, offers a cozy atmosphere ideal for intimate gatherings, a playroom, or cheering on your favorite team. It seamlessly transitions into the adjacent dining area and an L-shaped kitchen, which includes a Washer/Dryer for added convenience. The dining room, bathed in natural light from east-facing window

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