A grand five-bedroom home is now up for grabs in one of the city’s most recognizable residential buildings, the 75-story One57 building in Midtown.
Located at 157 West 57th Street on New York City’s exclusive Billionaires’ Row, One57 is a trailblazing ultra-luxury condominium building that’s also home to the flagship Park Hyatt Hotel — offering residents five-star hotel services in one of Manhattan’s most prestigious addresses.
The newly listed residence is a rare corner unit with 5 bedrooms and nearly 5,500 square feet of living space (including a private primary suite with river views that spans over 1,200 square feet).
But there’s much more to love about this upscale city home, which just hit the market for $24,950,000. Let’s take a quick tour.
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A trophy residence at One57
Distinguished by its scale, the unit is one of the largest condos in the One57 building, offering 5 bedrooms and 5.5 baths across 5,475 square feet of elegant living space, along with four exposures thanks to its corner placement.
Given the exclusive nature of the listing, a powerhouse team at Douglas Elliman has been tasked with finding the right buyer. Yair Tavivian, Ariel Tavivian, Sabrina Saltiel, Anna Kwon, Gerard Sager and Kelly Leonard are representing the property.
The unit has four exposures and overlooks Central Park and the Hudson River
With four exposures, Residence 52B at One57 opens up to generous views over Central Park, the Hudson River, and the New York City skyline.
Naturally, it also features floor-to-ceiling windows to take in the views — or rather, incorporate the skyline and the park below into the design, with the views taking center stage in nearly every room.
Standout features include a 43-foot Grand Salon
Framed by soaring 11-foot ceilings, the nearly 43-foot Grand Salon enjoys triple exposures and delivers a cinematic vantage point over Central Park, the skyline, and both rivers.
The largest kitchen inside One57
The massive eat-in kitchen, the largest at One57, is handcrafted by Smallbone of Devizes and features dual islands and four floor-to-ceiling windows, flooding the space with natural light.
And a southwest wing containing a 1,200+ square-foot primary suite
The southwest wing is devoted to an expansive primary suite that spans over 1,200 square feet, featuring a corner bedroom with extraordinary river views, a private study, a windowed dressing room, and a five-fixture marble-clad bath.
With great views
A den off the primary suite also captures direct park views, as do the bedroom, powder room, entry foyer, and formal living room.
Complemented by marble-clad bathrooms with custom designer vanities
Throughout the home, the rooms have generous proportions, with each of the 4 additional bedrooms having generous proportions and luxe en-suite baths appointed with Dornbracht fixtures and custom vanities by Danish-born architect and designer Thomas Juul-Hansen.
The apartment has two private entrances
Additional features include two private entrances, a powder room, laundry room, integrated A/V system, and a multi-zone climate control system.
With residents getting to enjoy all the upscale amenities in the building
One57 amenities span 20,000 square feet and include a fitness center, pool, spa, screening room, dining lounge, and pet services. Residents also get full access to the Park Hyatt’s world-class facilities.
With Central Park, Carnegie Hall, MoMA, Fifth Avenue shopping, and Michelin-starred dining just moments away, One57 offers unmatched luxury, location, and lifestyle — with pets, investors, subletting, and financing all welcome.
And bragging rights to living in one of New York City’s most unique skyscrapers
A feat of modern architecture, the One57 building was designed by Pritzker Prize-winner Christian de Portzamparc. Known for its iconic glass facade and commanding presence, the supertall skyscraper rises 1,005 feet over Midtown Manhattan, delivering sweeping views of Central Park, the Hudson River, and the skyline.
With its exclusive location at 157 West 57th Street on Billionaires’ Row and a long list of ultra-luxurious amenities, the building has long been attracting the New York elite.
In fact, Shark Tank investor Robert Herjavec sold his full-floor residence at One57 just last year for a whopping $38.8 million.
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