432 Park Avenue

Completed in 2015, 432 Park Avenue is a 96-story, full-service residential condominium tower that redefined Manhattan's skyline. Designed by Rafael Viñoly, the building is characterized by its slender, rectilinear form and massive 10-foot-square windows; Deborah Berke designed many interior residence finishes. Units range from two‑bedroom layouts to full-floor eight‑bedroom compositions, most with private elevator landings, ceilings around 12.5 feet, solid oak floors, windowed eat‑in kitchens, and generous closet and service spaces. Interiors commonly include formal galleries, separate dining rooms or libraries, marble-finished baths with radiant heated floors, dual master bathrooms, and staff/service suites or wardrobes. Building amenities span roughly 30,000 square feet and are operated at a five‑star level: private resident restaurant and large outdoor dining terrace, 75‑foot indoor lap pool with spa and hot tub, fitness center with Pilates and resistance studios, sauna/steam rooms and massage treatment rooms, screening room, billiards/library, conference and executive office suites, children's playroom, and various storage and climate‑controlled wine cellar options. Residents access the tower through a porte‑cochere and staffed motor court; 24‑hour doorman and concierge services, valet and on‑site parking garage are provided. Exterior common spaces include terraces, a roof deck and planted courtyard areas. Located on Park Avenue between East 56th and 57th Streets, the tower sits steps from Central Park, luxury shopping, galleries and fine dining, offering skyline, park and river vistas from many exposures.