Asking $4.2M, this Billionaires’ Row condo is one of only two One57 units with a private balcony
Listing photos courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens
One57 was the first supertall (and super pricey) tower to rise below Central Park on 57th Street, leading to an influx of similar developments and the creation of “Billionaires’ Row.” At the OG tower, only two of its nearly 100 units have private balconies, and one of these coveted condos just hit the market for $4,200,000 (a relative bargain for this location). The one-bedroom has a 30-foot-long, 400-square-foot terrace that sits behind One57’s signature curving glass and offers amazing southern city views.
The entrance is right off the kitchen, which features Miele appliances, hand-crafted millwork by Smallbone of Devizes, marble countertops, and a breakfast bar. Off the other side of the entrance, there’s a coat closet, washer/dryer, and powder room.
The whole open-concept living area feels extra airy thanks to 11-foot ceilings and a full wall of floor-to-ceiling windows/doors that open to the terrace. Throughout, you’ll find ebonized oak hardwood floors, fittings and fixtures by Dornbracht, and custom design details from Thomas Juul-Hansen.
Speaking of the terrace, it’s truly unlike any other out there and comes complete with beautiful landscaping like boxwoods and ivy, as well as its own automated irrigation system. As the listing states, “it is perfect for entertaining, dining alfresco, sunbathing or simply daily relaxation.”
The bedroom also has access to the terrace, along with a dressing area with multiple closets and an en-suite bathroom.
In addition to having your own beautiful terrace, you’ll get to enjoy the building’s high-end amenities, which include a full catering kitchen, a library/lounge with billiards table, screening and performance room, private fitness center and yoga studio, on-site parking, pet spa, and access to the five-star Park Hyatt amenities and hotel services, which include an additional fitness center, indoor pool, and full-service spa. This home also has three years remaining on a 10-year tax abatement.
[Listing details: 157 West 57th Street, Apt. 32D at CityRealty]
[At Brown Harris Stevens by Jay K. Overbye, Matthew Maycock, and Alex Fortmeyer]
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Listing photos courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens
