Posted Oct 2, 2018, 6:56 PM
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The balcony units take advantage of the setbacks. The tower will top out in 3 months.
https://www.mansionglobal.com/articl...istings-110086
Manhattan’s 111 West 57th Street Unveils First Listings
Seven units, ranging from $18 million to $56 million, are up for sale, featuring 14-foot ceilings and white onyx bathrooms
BY BECKIE STRUM
OCTOBER 1, 2018
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Developers unveiled floor plans for seven lavishly laid-out units priced from $18 million to $56 million. The tower soars more than 80 stories at the edge of Central Park, and integrates the 1920s Steinway & Sons piano store, a historically landmarked building now known as Steinway Hall.
The 1,428-foot-tall skyscraper will house only 46 full-floor and duplex residences, which developers expect to deliver by early 2020.
The priciest unit to hit the market on Monday is Penthouse 72, a duplex spanning 7,128 square feet with four bedrooms, including an entire wing devoted to the master suite and its amenities. The lavish bedroom has an adjoined sitting room, two bathrooms, a wet bar and more than 230 square feet of closet space, according to the floor plans.
A grand spiral staircase anchors the duplex, designed with entertaining and living spaces—including a roughly 1,000-square-foot great hall—on the first floor and the bedrooms on the second. In total, the penthouse has five bathrooms and a powder room.
Construction is now on track to top out in January, according to the developers.
Some apartments offer outdoor space, including the $30 million Residence 64, one of the seven listings released on Monday.
All three bedrooms in the simplex unit open onto a 300-square-foot balcony perched over Midtown Manhattan. The apartment has 3,873 square feet of interior space, and features an open kitchen, living room and dining room with floor-to-ceiling glass windows overlooking Central Park, according to the floor plan.
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