Big Apple has just become bigger – at least when it comes to the price of this newly listed “Quadplex” Penthouse.
On Thursday, according to Streeeteasy, this four -level nest ranked at 111 W. 57th St. In the Manhattan’s Milliation’s Line, and the interconnecting is the most leather skyscrapers on the second highest residential planet and building in the United States.
Listed for $ 110 million, moreover, the big unit is now the most valuable for sale in New York City, says the road addition.
Unito unit at 111 W. 57th St., also known as Steinway Tower, receives at least one full floor, but the Penthouse 80 at the tippy tip receives those four.
Steinway Tower is iconic for its facade of the oaks, which pierces the sky like a needle, but with a pinch of which gives a feather. It has a thin ratio of 1 to 24, which means it is 24 times longer than it is wide. This makes it the most skin of the world in the world. For reference, the thin ratio of Empire State Building is 1 to 3.
The flat includes 11,480 square meters above 80’s floors to 83, with 618 square meters of outer terraces.
The high residence, whose ranking was first reported by Bloomberg, boasts windows from the floor to the ceiling and the 14 -foot ceiling. Currently includes five bedrooms and six full bathrooms.
The suggested plan of the Kondo Vacant floor was created by the Sofield Studio, but the required $ 110 million price includes full construction and redesign if an ultra -rich buyer chooses it.
Currently, the first floor in the 80th story of the building included a large entrance hall and a kitchen in the south with access to an outdoor terrace.
Four bedrooms take the second floor, each with a insuite bath, as well as a lounge area and a wet bar.
The third floor is taken from a primary 2,800 square meter suite, which boasts two coated rooms-one coated on Gray Onyx and the other in Oeyx White. The last and fourth floor, “Crown Suite”, was made for delightful parties, with a bar, a private review room, a service kitchen and an outdoor terrace.
A quadplex in Manhattan is really rare. Billionaire of defensive fund Ken Griffin kidnapped one acquaintance one in 2019 at the 220 Central Park South for about $ 238 million, making it the most expensive home ever sold in the US, this record remains to this day.
Lead Nikki field From Sotheby’s international realty told Bloomberg that Steinway Tower Quadplex was originally two duplexes, but the decision was made to raise ante by combining them.
Previously, near the Central Park Park was the home of the city’s most spent residences. One, a pentouse ranked for a $ 250 million in 2022, later dropped its price to $ 195 million. The other, called “Sky House,” asked $ 150 million when it was ranked in 2024.
Today, none of them remain for sale, we hear. The first, according to Streeeteasy, left the market in October 2024. The latter, also the lists portal, was removed from the market in March. (Extell, the back developer Central Park Tower, did not respond to a comment request.)
Steinway Tower has seen a number of contract signatures in recent months. The Nikki Field team in Sotheby’s, who took over sales in the tower in the summer of 2024, get credit. The team made management changes and staff in the building, Bloomberg reported.
Field efforts seem fruitful. The firm reported $ 187 million in the currently under contract agreement, with eight contracts so far this year. This includes the Penthouse 72, which is last for $ 56 million. Steinway Tower has 80 units – 75% of which are now sold. Field did not respond to posting requests for comment.
This is all the welcome news of the skyscrapers, which opened its doors in 2022 after a filled construction process. Initial sales were slow and prices dropped, even last year.
Field told Bloomberg that the Penthouse 80 was held back while sales tried strong enough to support the list. It seems that time was finally the right market reports and the known intermediaries confirm that ultra-luxury sales in Manhattan are blooming this year while the supply remains low.
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