The Leyton, 1059 Third Avenue, #34FL

This grand high floor residence boasts 3,106 square feet of luxurious living complete with a 531 sq ft terrace. The sprawling great room, dining area and elegant open kitchen showcase unparalleled birds-eye views of the iconic New York skyline and Central Park. Privately located at the other end of this home is the primary bedroom suite flaunting 270-degree views of the East River and Queensboro Bridge and dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows.

Enriched with contrast and a layering of organic materials, Elena Frampton’s interior creation gives way to the power of the unexpected.

A distinct spirit and style - monumental, seductive and graciously proportioned with unparalleled, loft-like ceiling heights. Future-forward technology is woven throughout with high performance floor-to-ceiling windows, bespoke air systems and hydronic, radiant heated floors.

Perfectly framed to inspire, the residences atop The Leyton offer the pinnacle of viewing pleasure. Glass corner living spaces, expansive windows and private outdoor terraces offer residents an unparalleled perspective above the Upper East Side.

Northern and Western vistas capture the verdant green canopy of Central Park while Eastern views offer dramatic sunsets over the East River. By evening, lights glitter from the beaux-arts era Queensboro Bridge.

Seamlessly connected to the lofty great room, the custom Poggenpohl kitchen evokes a clean, contemporary feeling. Rich personality is injected into the design scheme with polished marble countertops, sleek functionality and an integrated Gaggenau appliance suite.

Every element of these gracious, well-appointed kitchens is curated for the culinary creative.

The primary suite is thoughtfully oriented, ensuring dramatic sunrise to sunset exposures. Spacious walk-in wardrobes, an ensuite primary bathroom and radiant-heated floors throughout enhance the ambience of this haven. The distinctive powder room is lined with Aged Dark Nature slab walls and a marble mosaic floor, and accessorized with Fantini fixtures.

Architect Manuel Glas applies classic Deco design, creating a distinctive urbane addition with stunning views and outdoor spaces in one of the most premiere neighborhoods in New York.

Inspired by the Upper East Side’s boutique hotels, The Leyton embeds a culture of service into every amenity experience beginning with the epically scaled 24-hour attended lobby.

Alexandra Champalimaud crafted the two levels of amenity spaces at The Leyton.

On the 24th floor, the Brandy Room offers a collection of indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces with sprawling 270-degree vistas of the city skyline. The Living Room features a chalet fireplace surrounded by rich seating and warm lighting leading to a cocktail terrace with Central Park views. Just off the Living Room, the Dining Room offers a table for ten and fully outfitted butler’s pantry that can be reserved for private entertaining.

Completing the Brandy Room experience, the sun drenched Solarium unfolds onto the Sun Terrace & Grille with East River views and an al fresco kitchen.

Designed for the ultimate personal fitness experience, the sunlit Studio pays mindful attention to detail and privacy. State of the art studio and conditioning equipment plus a dedicated stretching area provide and intimate centre for wellness.

The Leyton residential experience is further enhanced by BHB, a global concierge service of insiders. For daily needs, a resident manager oversees a staff of associates including the 24-hour lobby attendant and a team of porters. In addition, residents have access to private storage, bicycle storage and dedicated mail and package rooms.

The Leyton also offers a fully equipped Paw Spa for four legged residents.

Please contact the Leyton Sales Gallery or visit to learn more.

The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from Sponsor. File No. CD18-0146. Sponsor: 63rd & 3rd NYC LLC, 101 S Eola Drive #1205, Orlando, FL 32801.

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