The Penthouse at CitySpire
The height of luxury
The triplex penthouse at CitySpire, 150 West 56th Street, New York...
the highest terraced residence in the United States.
Asking $100,000,000 | Common Charges: $8,618 | Monthly Taxes: $14,000
Opulent
This one-of-a-kind spacious penthouse offers luxury living on three levels with over 8,000 sq. ft. and includes 6 bedrooms, 9 baths, a private elevator, wine cellar and separate maid quarters, plus an additional 3,000 sq. ft of
exterior space.
Dramatic
The penthouse offers 360 degree panoramic views, on all three levels, of Central Park, the Empire State Building, Manhattan and beyond… with floor to ceiling windows and wrap around terraces on every floor.
Above it all
CitySpire was designed by the
legendary architect Helmut Jahn
and features white glove service
with 24 hour doorman and
concierge, indoor pool, health
club and valet parking.
Forbes Magazine October 2014
“His kitchen is stocked with two Sub-zero refrigerators, two Bosch dishwashers, and a Scotsman ice maker. It also features a secondary kitchen. And the six-burner commercial grade Russell range…” MORE
AOL Real Estate October 6, 2014
10 Most Expensive Homes for Sale “With panoramic views of Central Park, the Empire State Building and Manhattan, the home has a prime location spanning three floor. It also has 3000 sq. ft of outdoor living." MORE
Bloomberg News February 13, 2014
“The first $100 million listing emerged in July 2012, when Steven Klar, a Long Island developer, decided to sell his triplex at Midtown’s CitySpire tower, listed as the highest terraced residence in the U.S.” MORE
Departures Magazine December 2013
“On July 4, the fireworks are right up here with us,” says developer Steven Klar, standing on one of the three circular terraces of the sky-high midtown triplex penthouse. “Everything looks nice from up here.” MORE
The New York Times May 26, 2013
“Billionaires found the green-carpet views of Central Park – to be irresistible. Success begat boldness. And boldness begat listings like the Penthouse at CitySpire, which at $100 million is now…” MORE
Wall Street Journal May 17, 2013
“Steven Klar, owner of a residential-real-estate development firm, put his 8,000-square-foot penthouse on the 73rd to 75th floors in Manhattan's CitySpire building on the market for $100 million.” MORE
Luxury Listing Magazine May/June 2013
“Until last summer, the priciest listings seemed stuck in the high eight figures. Then, Long Island developer Steven Klar decided he wanted $100 million for his triplex at the CitySpire building at 150 West 56th Street.” MORE
The New York Times July 27, 2012
“A Long Island real estate developer has listed his octagon-shaped penthouse at CitySpire, which the owner says has the highest terraces in New York City, for $100 million.” MORE
CNN Video Report
Tour of CitySpire Penthouse includes views, private elevator, master bedroom, dining room, kitchen and... MORE
The Telegraph July 31, 2012
“An octagonal penthouse flat that crowns one of Manhattan's tallest skyscrapers has gone on sale for $100 million (£63 million), making it America's most expensive apartment.” MORE
Elite Choice
“This octagonal 8,000-square foot penthouse spans the top three floors of the City Spire building in midtown Manhattan. Amenities include a media room, a 20-person dining room, a formal gallery, a conference room, a 1,000-bottle wine storage, an interior elevator exclusive to the three floors, and the city's highest terraces.” MORE
Yahoo Finance August 1, 2012
“Art is what people are willing to pay for, and an apartment like this is like a piece of art," Klar told The New York Times. MORE
Forbes Magazine July 30, 2012
“The penthouse has 135 windows and each floor is encircled by 360-degree wraparound terraces. Boasting views of the entire island of Manhattan, the terraces are apparently the city’s highest" MORE