If you want most incredible view over New York from an exquisite apartment You’ll want to live in the Steinway Tower, the thinnest skyscraper in the Big Apple and one with an absolutely privileged location on Billionaire’s Row in Midtown Manhattan. But get ready to splash the cash because the apartments are starting to cost off $7.5 million all the way up to a staggering $66 million.
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Eight years after the start of ground work, the 91-story skyscraper known as 111 West 57th Street is finally finished and the first owners will move in at Christmas. As part of the project, the original Steinway Hall was restored while the The new tower, designed by SHoP Architects, features bespoke interiors by Studio Sofield. Each floor of the tower houses a single apartment.
The skyscraper is 1,427 feet tall (the Empire State Building is 1,250 feet tall) and cost $2 billion to build. It has a height-to-width ratio of 1:24, making it the thinnest skyscraper in the world.
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Original artwork by Picasso and Matisse a visit to the lobby of the Steinway Tower becomes an art lover’s dream.
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A new architectural icon for New York
The new building combines the best of New York’s golden age of pre-war architectural design with the the best of today’s contemporary creativity in design, engineering and building innovation.
“It’s practically calligraphic, it’s going to shine on the horizon thanks to a really opulent terracotta and bronze exterior,” says Justin Davidson of New York Magazine.
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Incredible design throughout the Steinway Tower
“We’ve all been to very luxurious places, but I wanted to create a building that couldn’t be anywhere else in the world. I know there are many people who can have multiple houses who will have apartments here. And I wanted to create a very different experience that you can only have in New York,” Founder of Studio Sofield William Sofield said CNN.
The most expensive house costs 66 million dollars, a 7,130 square foot two-story home with an additional outdoor loggia. The cheapest apartment available in the skyscraper costs $7 million and offers 2,580 square feet of luxurious living.
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The view from the loggia is out of this world.
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Direct elevator to your apartment where you can enjoy the view through floor to ceiling windows.
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All the amenities in the heart of New York
The building includes a 25-meter swimming pool in a light-filled space with floor-to-ceiling windows and a row of Kentia palms, as well as wood paneling and gold accents in the dressing rooms and bathrooms.
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There’s also a modern take on legendary New York King Cole barcomplete with an ornate balcony and wall paintings in gold and silver.
The Steinway Tower also offers private dining rooms with a catering kitchen, a golf simulator and a landscaped terrace, as well as 24-hour reception service porter who takes care of the needs of the residents as if they were staying in a hotel.
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