If New York has an unofficial list of top-tier red-carpet addresses, One Beacon Court is on it.
The César Pelli–designed tower — known to many as the Bloomberg building — has counted Beyoncé, Brian Williams, Jack Welch, and Steven A. Cohen among its residents.
Now a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath on the 43rd floor has come to market at $8,000,000, offering the kind of unobstructed Central Park views that Manhattan’s most luxurious homes are known for.
With 11-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass, and a coveted southwest corner for golden-hour sunsets, this is the apartment New Yorkers picture when they think “skyline view.”
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Listed with Marina Bernshtein of Brown Harris Stevens, Residence #43E spans ~2,410 square feet and opens with a gracious foyer that leads to a nearly 30-foot gallery that provides a ready runway for collections, art and sculpture.
The expansive living/dining room frames Central Park and the Midtown towers beyond, while a large windowed chef’s kitchen (with a cozy breakfast area) keeps the everyday routine anchored in light and views.
Throughout, the finishes stay crisp and considered: wood floors, tailored millwork, and an easy flow between public and private zones.
The bedroom wing is set up for real life. The primary suite stacks storage with three customized closets (two walk-ins) and a luxurious ensuite with deep soaking tub, double vanity, and oversized shower.
The second and third bedrooms each offer renovated ensuite baths and customized closets, all oriented to capture southern light. Practical touches matter at this level: motorized blackout shades for instant calm, plus centralized heat and A/C to keep things dialed year-round.
Part of the upscale One Beacon Court
Part of the draw here is the building itself.
Completed in 2005 by Vornado Realty Trust, One Beacon Court pairs white-glove service (24-hour doorman/concierge, private carport driveway, and round-the-clock security) with lifestyle perks that actually get used: a state-of-the-art fitness center with massage rooms, plus a business and entertainment lounge that shifts from heads-down work to evening gatherings without a hiccup.
The location sits at the seam of Sutton Place/Midtown East, moments from top dining, Fifth Avenue shopping, and multiple subway lines — prime territory for a day that runs from breakfast meeting to curtain call.
The numbers at a glance
- Address: 151 East 58th Street, #43E, New York, NY 10022 (One Beacon Court)
- Asking price: $8,000,000
- Size/rooms: ~2,410 sq. ft.; 6 rooms
- Beds/baths: 3 bedrooms / 3 baths + 1 half-bath
- Building: César Pelli architecture; interiors by Jacques Grange; 2005 completion by Vornado Realty Trust
- Amenities: 24-hour doorman/concierge; valet with private carport driveway; 24/7 security; fitness center with massage rooms; business & entertainment lounge
- Listing agent: Marina Bernshtein, Brown Harris Stevens
Standout condo features
- Ceilings/windows: ~11-foot ceilings; floor-to-ceiling glass; southwest-corner exposure with Central Park and city views
- Layout highlights: gracious foyer; ~30-ft gallery; expansive living/dining; windowed chef’s kitchen with breakfast area
- Primary suite: 3 custom closets (2 WICs); luxury ensuite with soaking tub, double vanity, oversized shower
- Secondary suites: both with renovated ensuites and customized closets
- Comforts/systems: motorized blackout shades; central heat & A/C; customized closets throughout
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