With an abundance of attention paid to Central Park Tower’s height (1,550 feet - the highest residential building in the world), amenities (its ballroom is the world’s highest), and retail tenant (New York’s first Nordstrom flagship), the residences themselves might almost be considered an afterthought. But as newly revealed model apartments show, that would be a mistake. Like all units in Central Park Tower, these were designed from the inside out to make the most of the panoramic views, and are further enhanced by gracious floor plans and high-end finishes, fixtures, and appliances.
The model units have come out around the same time as a new COVID-19 Resource Center for developers, agents, and marketing professionals by Knightsbridge Park, a leading digital marketing firm that counts Central Park Tower as a client. This includes the latest articles and guides, new trend reports, and a virtual marketing toolkit.
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A double corner three-bed model unit is listed for $10.166 million, and an expansive corner three-bed is listed for $17.5 million. Additional availabilities start at $6.5 million for two-beds, $13.8 million for three-beds, $33.1 million for four-beds, and $63.3 million for a five-bed simplex. Closings are anticipated to commence in the first quarter of 2021; given that it is listed as “Approved Work” on a map of essential construction sites, it may still be on track to meet that goal.
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The definitive aspect of Central Park Tower apartments are the extraordinary park and skyline vistas.
Formal entry galleries lead into Grand Salons with expansive living and open dining areas.
Interiors enjoy abundant natural light with soaring ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass panels.
Gourmet kitchens come finished with custom Smallbone of Devizes cabinetry and premium Miele appliances.
Master suites come with oversized walk-in closets and five-fixture marble baths.
All bedrooms feature excellent privacy, generous closet space, and en suite baths.
The vast square footage allows for an opportunity to create gracious layouts and creative floor plans.
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