Midtown West’s Gray Glass Tower at the Crossroads of Manhattan
The Park Imperial is a mixed-used slender granite tower in Midtown Manhattan. These 101 luxury Manhattan condominiums begin on the 48th floor. Dark, reflective glass gives privacy while providing breathtaking views of Central Park, the Hudson River and Manhattan’s skyline.
Developed by Related Companies, New York Construction called the $180 million project “a true mixed-use project.” It houses Random House’s 25-story corporate headquarters and its exterior, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill marries two distinct structural elements; one whose complex geometric angles resemble bookends with the Park Imperial topping that.
Its design was given the Award of Merit form New York Construction when it was completed in 2002.
Ismael Leyva, who New York Living Magazine called “one of the foremost shapers of our interior life” and Adam D. Tihany, known for his international hospitality design, designed The Park Imperial’s residential structure and interior.
The Park Imperial is home to affluent New Yorkers and foreign business people who desire to be in the thick of things while living full or part-time in the city. Steps away from Columbus Circle, the Theater District, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall and Time Warner Center, the Park Imperial gives residents access to New York City’s hotspots, activities and cultural activities.
Actors, authors and the rich and famous are attracted to the Park Imperial’s central location and its beautiful design. Actor Daniel Craig from James Bond rented a three-bedroom for a reported $38K a month while starring in a Broadway play in 2009 and Sean “Diddy” Combs, Law and Order’s Christopher Meloni and Deepak Chopra have chosen the Park Imperial as their residence while in New York City. Nascar’s Jeff Gordon lived here before buying at 15 Central Park West.
These units are sleek and modern in design with ebony-stained mahogany flooring, white walls, 10-foot ceilings and columns and huge windows that let in lots of light for those amazing views. Some have overly-expansive foyers and entertaining areas.
Units are equipped with custom wiring and sound, individual climate control, custom-fitted closets and kitchens (some with windows) with top-of-the-line appliances. Large master suites, split-level units and over-sized, marbled baths (equipped with flatscreens) are in some apartments.
White-gloved concierge service is a phone call away and amenities include access to the Imperial Club on the 47th floor and terrace views that overlook Central Park. There’s also fitness and business centers and onsite valet parking.
The Park Imperial is a luxury residential building for those desiring 21st century luxury living in the heart of Manhattan.
For more info about the Park Imperial or to schedule a viewing, contact me or my team at (212) 830-3700 or visit our website to view all of our listings at www.kwnyc.com.
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