111 West 57th Street
Residence 46

Midtown

111 W 57th St, New York, NY 10019, USA

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Listing Details

Bedroom

3 Bedrooms

Bathroom

3.5 Bathrooms

Interior

4,492 SQFT

Price

$30,000,000.00

Taxes

$7,166

Common Charges

$8,940

About 111 West 57th Street

Architecture

Architecture
Design
Amenities
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At the time of its construction, Steinway Hall’s original design by architectural firm Warren & Wetmore made waves, and the building opened in 1925 to much fanfare by the arts and culture community. Today the landmarked building anchors the world’s thinnest super-tall skyscraper, a feat of modern engineering designed by SHoP Architects. The tower feels at once cutting-edge and like a natural extension of the original building’s Beaux-Arts architecture. Its graceful exterior of custom-cast terra-cotta, bronze filigree, and glass thins out and seemingly disappears as it reaches its apex.

Aerial view of New York City during the afternoon from the south side of 111 West 57th street condominiums.

Detailed architect view of 111 West 57th street condominiums looking upwards at the side of the building in New York City.

South entry view of 111 West 57th street condominiums includes surrounding buildings and the street in New York City.

Exterior aerial view of 111 West 57th street looking downward at two buildings with green roof tops in New York City.

111 West 57th street facade view of the building including a look into 4 of the residences condominiums in New York City.

Exterior view of a porte cochere entrance to 111 West 57th street with white designed walls and night lamps in New York City.

Studio Sofield approached the interiors with history in mind, imbuing the tower’s 62 luxury residences with a palatial, prewar feeling. Each of the condominiums, which range in size from two to four bedrooms, has a “Great Hall” that stretches the entire width of the building and has ceilings that soar 14 feet high. Custom details throughout include the Sofield-designed kitchens and master baths clad in veined white onyx, with antique-polished freestanding tubs by William Holland and bronze fixtures cast by P.E. Guerin. At the same time, the residences are designed to take advantage of the development’s spectacular height and location on the edge of Central Park. Floor-to-ceiling window walls and bronze mullions allow natural light to flood in and frame picturesque views of the city skyline or Central Park.

View of 111 West 57th street's condominiums great room with two beige couches, white walls and wide window overlooking NYC.

Interior view of 111 West 57th street condominiums master bedroom with white walls and a window view of New York City.

View of kitchen in 111 West 57th street condominiums with white table counters and black furniture with a window view of NYC.

View of powder room in 111 West 57th street condominiums with beige marble counters and white walls in New York City.

Master bathroom golden bathtub with marble walls and marble floor inside 111 West 57th street condominiums in New York City.

Full view of master bathroom with a golden tub and marble walls and floors inside 111 West 57th street condominiums in NYC.

Studio Sofield also designed the suite of amenities, which have an opulent feel, from the private porte-cochere entrance to the private 82-foot indoor lap pool under a double-height vaulted ceiling.