157 West 57th Street, 32-A

This is a building that needs no introduction, so we'll skip right to the good stuff: Residence 32A is a north and east facing corner one bedroom, one and a half bath home encased in floor to ceiling windows that soar towards 10'6" high ceilings. This limited one-bedroom A-line at One57 is the only one bedroom in the entire building that enjoys views towards Central Park. Designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen, 32A is a generously appointed residence designed to please even the most discerning eye–rift-sawn oak floors and waterfall counters are examples of such attention to detail. The open kitchen features a complete suite of Miele appliances, as well as custom wood cabinetry by Smallbone of Devizes and a wine cooler by Subzero. The master bathroom features Italian marble and onyx finishes, a Savina vanity, Zuma soaking tub and separate shower, as well as radiant heated floors and custom designed hardware and light fixtures. The powder room includes onyx and black glass details. Smart Home technology, custom motorized shades, and a Miele washer/dryer complete this home. Standing directly south of the Essex House, between Carnegie Hall and The Russian Tea Room, One57 is an extraordinary building that anchors the world-renowned Billionaire’s Row of Manhattan. Along with access to the internationally acclaimed amenities of the Park Hyatt Hotel, which includes the Spa Nalai and health club—with a triple height indoor swimming pool—overlooking Carnegie Hall, residents of One57 benefit from a host of private amenities such as 24/7 doormen, porters and concierge, fitness room, function room with a full catering kitchen, a library with billiards table, and a screening and performance room. Discreet additional entry is available on 58th Street, as well as valet parking, bike storage, cold storage and a pet wash room.