Touring a $63,815,000 Futuristic Billionaires Row NYC Penthouse

Touring a $63,815,000 Futuristic Billionaires Row NYC Penthouse. In this episode we are touring one of the most expensive apartments in all of New York City at 53 West 53rd Street Penthouse 76. Let me know if you want to see more mega mansions of new york penthouses!

Listing Info: 53 W 53rd Street PH76
Price: $63,815,000
Stats: 7,973 ft² | $8,003 per ft² | 4 beds | 3.5 baths

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Listing Description:
Comprising the entire 76th and 77th floors for an impressive 7,973 square feet, Penthouse 76 stands out atop Jean Nouvel’s iconic crystalline tower, 53 West 53. The penthouse offers four bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms, a private interior elevator, a dedicated service entrance, and north-, south-, east-, and west-facing exposures that span Central Park, the Hudson and East Rivers, Downtown and beyond. Gracious proportions, magnificent details, and ceilings up to approximately 22’ set the stage for world-renowned designer Thierry Despont’s masterfully conceived interior architecture. Bespoke detailing typically reserved for privately commissioned homes and a rich yet soft palette of museum-quality finishes imbue each space.

Direct entry into the private foyer offers a double exposure of Central Park to the north and Downtown Manhattan to the south. A dramatic great room featuring soaring double-height ceilings is designed with the entertainer in mind complete with a gas limestone-clad fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows framing sweeping 180-degree views. An airy gallery leads to the corner formal dining room, which flows into the windowed custom kitchen by Thierry Despont for Molteni. Polished statuary marble countertops and a back-lit statuary marble backsplash complement back-painted glass cabinetry with polished nickel detailing, Dornbracht fixtures, and an extensive suite of appliances by Miele and Sub-Zero. A spectacular 30′ × 15′ south-facing lounge, offering wide-open vistas of Downtown Manhattan and iconic city landmarks, is complete with a custom built-in bar by Scavolini. This room may also function as a bedroom. A private secondary bedroom is the ideal guest suite with eastern and southern exposures and a windowed en-suite bathroom.

On the 77th floor, the approximately 1,300-square-foot primary bedroom suite offers panoramic views of Central Park and iconic city views to the north and east. The en-suite bathroom features two separate vanities with custom Thierry Despont-designed polished nickel automated mirrors, a cast iron Lefroy Brooks soaking tub, freestanding steam shower, private water closet with commode and bidet, and a linen closet. The space is elegantly appointed with radiant heated floors, polished Noir St. Laurent marble, high-honed Verona limestone, polished Persian golden travertine and Dornbracht fixtures, with dramatic skyline and river vistas. Completing the primary suite is a custom Scavolini-designed dressing room.An additional bedroom on this level offers south-facing Downtown city views and a windowed west-facing en-suite bath as well as a Scavolini-designed closet. The final room on the upper level is a separate den/media room that overlooks the great room below. Completing the upper level is a discreet service corridor with extensive storage and a private service entrance.

No detail has been overlooked, from the custom interior lighting design to the motorized Lutron solar shades and additional blackout shades in each bedroom, and the supply of humidified and filtered fresh air throughout.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro / Lobby
1:33 - Gallery Entry / Great Room
4:16 - Dining Room / Kitchen
6:06 - Guest Suite / Southern Lounge
8:16 - Second Floor Bedroom / Den
10:36 - 5 Star Amenities
11:19 - Primary Suite
14:06 - Night Time Tour

Produced, Edited, and Directed by Resolute Wave Inc 2023
#nyc #apartment

[itzjayjay]

I spent 3 years building this building, it was one of the most complicated projects I've worked on both from a structural and architectural standpoint.

[HouseOfJolene]

Erik saying the views are the main selling point is the most honest he's ever been. For 63.8 million i'd expect A LOT more even in New York.

[sampsasipila]

63 mill without any outdoor space is crazy. Expensive box imo.

[LukeSamuel]

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.

[ainslieberrafella]

My toes are curling with vertigo just watching this. In reality I think I'd spend most of my time lying on the floor grabbing onto furniture.

[jamahlapoynter]

New Yorkers are something else. For 60 million you could build a massive mansion with a gym, pool, and at least 20k square feet in almost anywhere

[Kookaburger]

as someone who is not a fan of heights, this penthouse is an exquisite nightmare

[michaeljosephschmitz]

Imagine spending $64 million dollars and having to share a pool

[nxpvvgt]

I was lead Architect on this project supported by 3 amazingly talented Swiss structural engineers. The technical challenges involved were some of the most difficult I’ve had in my career. The side facing Brooklyn was most problematic due to the strong cross winds coming in from the Dyker Heights bottleneck. We incorporated a 300 metre “spine “ spanning most of the middle floors to counteract and dampen the sway . Worked very well and I was awarded quite a substantial bonus for designing this. The foyer is a masterpiece incorporating cladding with marble imported all the way from the Apuan Alps in Tuscany. The gold leaf on the two imposing Phoenix statues straddling the main staircase would cover two basketball courts if laid out flat. Amazing construction and I am proud to be part of the team to deliver it 300 million under budget….and on 2 months before deadline.

[infamouschris]

Seriously, I'm just flashed by these views over New York and honestly the most precious thing about this penthouse for me. Dreamlike!

[lullemans]

3:27 opening the window at that height almost gave me a heart attack

[teddysdadcory]

Erik, please never lose your humbleness or enthusiasm. It’s easy to forget your beginnings and get caught up in the bubble, but you manage to convey your joy to viewers without taking things for granted.

[limaradam]

I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment. I always tell myself you don't need that new Maserati or that vacation just yet. That mindset helped me make more money investing. For example last year I invested 80k in stocks and made about $246k, but guess what? I put it all back and traded again and now I am rounding up close to a million

[frankmanniber]

I realized that the power is within me to choose slow living over the superficial rapid-fire lifestyle that would appear to others that I am productive, therefore successful. That outward appearance of my happiness or success to others just doesn't matter me anymore and I feel lighter for it. You just speak it so eloquently....

[taergehtsiram]

Of all the supertalls, this may be my favorite building. This building also enjoys the best staging of any of these properties. Absolutely gorgeous art. The filming and flow of this is absolutely seamless.And it's always enjoyable to watch you, Erik.

[bigjermboktown]

The nights are truly what makes a place like that worth it if you can afford it

[NotKimiRaikkonen]

Can we stop calling apartments that arent on the top floor 'penthouses'? Its just an apartment on a high floor...

[TheMasterLogoist]

Absolutely brilliant idea to start the presentation from the outside of the building, so that people can realize how quiet it becomes once inside. This is a testament to the quality of construction, especially in a noisy/busy city like NY. Thanks Erik and keep up the stellar work.

[realSerran]

Only Erik Conover could take us into the heart of rustic, timeless chateaus or futuristic billionaire abodes with the same gusto. Never out of place, thanks Erik

[qkzgjuc]

You know out of all of the channels that tour these insane properties, yours is by far the best Erik, Keep it up!