W 40 ST #5A

Introducing residence 5A, at Bryant Park Place, a historic one bed, one bath home perched above Bryant Park between Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue.

The open concept interior exudes natural light and features exquisite wood flooring and oversized windows that frame South, East, and North exposures. Granite countertops and warm custom cabinetry flow through the kitchen and surround best-in-class appliances including a Bosh dishwasher, Liebherr refrigerator, and Bertazzoni range. The bathr…

Introducing residence 5A, at Bryant Park Place, a historic one bed, one bath home perched above Bryant Park between Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue.

The open concept interior exudes natural light and features exquisite wood flooring and oversized windows that frame South, East, and North exposures. Granite countertops and warm custom cabinetry flow through the kitchen and surround best-in-class appliances including a Bosh dishwasher, Liebherr refrigerator, and Bertazzoni range. The bathroom is luxuriously finished in Italian tile and marble floors.

Originally built by Andrew Carnegie and thoughtfully designed by Whitefield & King as the Engineer's Club in 1906, the residence converted to a co-op in 1983 and became branded as an official city landmark. Compromised of 82 units within 4 buildings, Bryant Park Place is the only residence directly on Bryant Park! Perfectly tailored with grand columns and a breathtaking winding marble staircase, the lobby features a full-time doorman, super, and on-site laundry. Boutique in scale and rich in history, Bryant Park Place is situated in the heart of Midtown, moments from Bryant Park and the iconic New York Public Library. Home to world renowned dining, shopping, theatres, and transportation.

Pied-a-terre's & co-purchasers are allowed.