146 W 57th St

Metropolitan Tower is a full-service luxury condominium high-rise completed in 1987 and rising roughly 76–78 stories above Midtown Manhattan. The tower contains a mix of one- through four-bedroom residences, including large corner and multi-bedroom layouts as well as studios and converted loft-like homes, many with floor-to-ceiling windows and dramatic skyline or Central Park exposures. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, formal entry foyers, separate dining rooms or dining areas, walk-in closets, pantry and storage spaces, recessed lighting, and thoughtfully renovated kitchens and baths in many units. Building amenities are hotel-style and extensive: a residents-only Club Metropolitan Restaurant with outdoor terrace and room service; a 20x40 to 40x20 glass-enclosed swimming pool on an upper floor; steam and sauna rooms; a full fitness center with trainers and massage services; valet and in-house maid/laundry services; 24-hour doorman and concierge; attended parking garage with chauffeur’s lounge; bicycle, wine, and additional storage (often waitlisted). Common rules historically include a strict no-pets policy except for emotional support animals, and pied-a-terre and rental policies have been permissive in many listings. The location on West 57th Street places the tower adjacent to Carnegie Hall, the Russian Tea Room, Central Park, and flagship shopping and cultural destinations, supporting a highly walkable, culture-and-shopping–oriented urban lifestyle.