From the time Extell announced the project, Central Park Tower’s superlatives are too super for New York alone. A predicted sellout of over $4 billion lines it up to be the country’s most expensive condo project. Moreover, at 131 stories and 1,550 feet high, it is the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere. Topping out is anticipated for early this summer, and the first publicly listed units have just appeared.
Word has it that apartments with seven or more bedrooms will start at $100 million. However, these seven apartments range from $6.9 million for a 33rd floor two-bedroom to $63 million for a 112th floor five-bedroom. Listings in between include an $18.8 million three-bedroom on the 90th floor and a $33.4 million four-bedroom on the 81st floor. The first closings on all apartments are estimated for the first quarter of 2020.
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Lobby
The soaring tower with enormous windows, extruded metallic elements, and a distinctive waveform crown was designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture. New York’s Nordstrom flagship store will occupy 320,000 square feet and seven floors at the base of the building. However, residents will enter through a grand lobby with polished stone and gold accents. Starting on the 32nd floor, all 179 apartments will feature interiors by Rottet Studio, endless views, gracious layouts, corner living areas, and floor-to-ceiling windows looking out on unencumbered views.
Master bedroom
Like the apartments, luxury residential amenities and five-star services are situated on high floors to make the most of stunning skyline and Central Park views. A 14th floor outdoor terrace features a swimming pool with sumptuous cabanas and lounge areas. Two stories up, workouts in the healthy club and indoor pool are enhanced by postcard-perfect skyline views. The crowning glory is a 100th floor ballroom with cigar bar and private dining room.
Indoor pool
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