100 W 39Th St

Bryant Park Tower is a 44-story condominium tower completed in 2006 and composed primarily of studio and one-bedroom residences. The building’s boutique scale—27 total units—yields high-floor homes with oversized windows and frequent skyline vistas across Midtown Manhattan, including Bryant Park and the Empire State Building. Interior finishes commonly reported across units include bamboo or white-oak flooring, marble or granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, generous closets (often with his-and-hers configurations), recessed lighting, and spa-style bathrooms with deep soaking tubs. Many apartments feature pass-through kitchens, dining alcoves or den space, and small private outdoor terraces under 60 square feet. Common area provisions emphasize full-service living: a 24-hour doorman and concierge, resident manager/live-in super, on-site parking garage, fitness room, complimentary laundry facilities, and a staffed lobby; a Marriott hotel occupies the podium level. Pet-friendly policies and flexibility for investors, guarantors and pieds-a-terre are regularly noted. Situated directly across from Bryant Park and steps from the New York Public Library, Grand Central and multiple subway lines, the building places residents in a dense cultural, shopping and dining corridor with immediate access to transit and neighborhood amenities.