The apartment, one of three duplexes in the villa building, encompasses 4,820 square feet inside and comes with a 1,685-square foot terrace. There are three bedrooms, four full bathrooms and a powder room. The studio apartment, which was part of the deal, is on the 19th floor of the tower and is 388 square feet.
The seller was identified only as CPS Realty Partners LLC, while the buyer made the transaction using the limited liability company 220 CPS V10.
The top closed apartments at 217 West 57th Street, a.k.a. Central Park Tower, which sold for $48 million and $40.8 million, are each 6,700 square feet, with five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and one half bath. The more expensive of the two apartments, taking up the 109th floor, also comes with a 318-square-foot terrace; it was bought through the limited liability company Simatai. The other purchase was made through Neal Investors Holdings LLC.
Other closings in the building included an apartment on the 36th floor that sold for nearly $12.3 million, below its $14.7 million asking price. It extends 2,649 square feet and contains three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. A two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom unit on the 54th floor, with 1,435 square feet, sold for around the asking price, at $8.7 million.
The Central Park Tower, about a block from the park between Seventh Avenue and Broadway, has been billed as the world’s tallest residential building, rising 1,550 feet. Designed by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, the tower was completed in 2020. Sales were first recorded earlier this year.
The biggest co-op sale, a triplex acquired for $35 million, took place at the Rosario Candela-designed apartment house at 990 Fifth Avenue, on the corner of 80th Street. The sprawling penthouse, perched on the top three floors of the prewar limestone building, was fully renovated yet maintained many original architectural flourishes, like its hand-carved moldings, decorative ceilings and fireplaces.
The 14-room home has five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, plus a library and family room. There is also a wraparound terrace on the top floor, off the primary bedroom, that provides stunning treetop views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline.
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