1965 Broadway, 19-BC

A Rare International - Caliber Trophy Residence in Manhattan

Exceptionally rare in scale, provenance, and execution, this Manhattan residence offers approximately 3,150 square feet of architecturally significant interiors by the celebrated Robert A. M. Stern, accompanied by 200 square feet of private outdoor space - a coveted luxury in New York City.

A formal square entry foyer introduces an elegant gallery perfectly proportioned to display important art, and opens into a magnificent 30-foot living room with three exposures and dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows, framing sweeping city views and extraordinary natural light. The living space extends seamlessly to a private terrace, creating an elegant indoor - outdoor dialogue rarely achieved in Manhattan residences of this caliber.

The 20' x 13'6" chef's kitchen is both a design statement and a culinary workspace, featuring ample cabinetry, a 6-burner Viking range, dual Miele ovens, warming drawers, two sinks, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a substantial center island, and an inviting eat-in counter - ideal for refined entertaining or private daily living.

The primary suite is a serene, private retreat, offering direct terrace access, a lavish spa-style bathroom, a dedicated dressing room, and extensive custom closets. In total, the residence comprises four generously proportioned bedrooms, three-and-a-half luxurious bathrooms, and a sun-filled south-facing media room.

Additional features include solid wood flooring, motorized window treatments, 10-foot ceilings, and an in-residence washer and dryer, ensuring uncompromising comfort.

Located within The Grand Millennium, one of Manhattan's most distinguished full-service condominiums, residents enjoy 24-hour doorman and concierge services, moments from Central Park, Equinox, and the world-class dining, shopping, and cultural institutions that define New York City.

A residence of this stature, scale, and architectural pedigree is seldom offered - a true international trophy property.