25 Columbus Circle, PH-78

This penthouse is the largest full floor penthouse with over 8,000 square feet on the highest floor available on the market and can be occupied immediately, not years from now. Many would say that it is in a better location than any new construction being built because it is directly on Columbus Circle and Central Park, affording over 120 feet of Central Park views - with a total of 390 feet of incomparable Central Park, Hudson River and city views - while other buildings under development will be much narrower than 120 feet. Its location directly on Columbus Circle and Central Park also means that its extraordinary views are protected.

This penthouse offers views in all four directions, with approximately 120 feet to the East over Central Park, over 75 feet to the North encompassing the Hudson River. Central Park and the George Washington Bridge, approximately 120 feet to the West to the setting sun and Hudson River and over 75 feet to the South for an extraordinary city scape and the lower part of Manhattan island, comprising an extraordinary total of 390 feet of ever changing panoramic views.

Rather than windows of a specific dimension, this penthouse has walls of glass from floor to ceiling integrating the extraordinary views into the dynamic of living in this space. Adding to the drama and feeling of great scale are ceiling heights which exceed 11 feet.

Totally renovated by the present owners in an international modern style, this penthouse was decorated by the astoundingly talented Tony Ingrao.

It can only be seen by buyers whose financial qualifications have been approved in advance of a showing on a case by case basis.

THE RESIDENCES AT TIME WARNER
25 Columbus Circle is one of two residential buildings in the widely acclaimed Time Warner Center featuring twenty-four hour doorman and concierge service, Central Park Club membership, valet parking, a garage with 520 spaces, and available hotel services. Built in 2003, the Residences at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel have maintained their status as the premiere white-glove full-service condominium building. With the performing arts of Lincoln Center but a few blocks away and well-reviewed restaurants and shopping directly accessible from within the building, Columbus Circle has proven itself to be New York's new epicenter.