220 Central Park S #62 New York, NY 10019

Perched on the 62nd floor of 220 Central Park South, this 5,935-square-foot simplex offers 125 linear feet of unobstructed frontage over Central Park, capturing sweeping views across all 812 acres and outward to the Manhattan skyline through four exposures. With ceilings rising over 12 feet and floor-to-ceiling windows throughout, natural light moves gracefully across the home from sunrise to sunset. A private floor entry opens through wenge wood double doors into a gallery where the Park views immediately take center stage. The Living Room anchors the northern frontage, flanked by a Library and Dining Room that together form a grand sequence of entertaining spaces overlooking the landscape below. The interiors represent a refined collaboration between architect Andrea Miranda and designers Randy Kemper and Anthony Ingrao, who elevated the original vision by Thierry W. Despont to enhance scale, proportion, and craftsmanship. The kitchen is seamlessly integrated into the layout with bespoke detailing and understated elegance. Privately positioned, the primary suite enjoys tranquil Park views and features two primary bathrooms, a marble-clad bath finished in Calacatta and Nero Marquina, complete with a soaking tub, separate steam and rain shower, radiant heated floors, and polished nickel fixtures. Three additional bedrooms with en-suite baths and two powder rooms complete the home. All Fixtures and Furniture Excluded from Purchase Parking Spot, Wine Cellar and Storage available for purchase. Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, 220 Central Park South is New York City's preeminent address, offering 24-hour attended lobbies in the Tower and Villa and an unparalleled suite of amenities, including a Residents' Club with full-service Dining Room, Club Room and Bar, Dining Terrace, Screening Room, Game Room, Athletic Club and Spa with 25-meter saline pool and fitness center, full international Squash Court, half Basketball Court, Golf Simulator, Playroom, and Wine Tasting Room. A rare combination of scale, privacy, and pedigree defines this exceptional residence, where Central Park becomes your front yard and Manhattan unfolds beyond.