High above one of Manhattan‘s most famous (and most affluent) boulevards, an expansive, full-floor condo is ready to welcome a new owner.

Located on the 14th floor of 1010 Park Avenue, the 3,881-square-foot penthouse-esque apartment wraps three corners with open city views through 19 floor-to-ceiling windows that amplify the sense of light and space. From sunrise to sunset, the Big Apple seems to stretch right into the apartment, with everything from the Empire State Building to the Upper East Side rooftops on show. Listed with Chris Kann and Jennifer Ireland of Corcoran, the sky-high pad is asking an equally sky-high amount of $25 million.

Accessed via a private elevator landing, a separate entry foyer opens to a 26-by-25-foot great room anchored by a floor-to-ceiling marble fireplace. Pocket doors lead to the 18-by-15-foot corner dining room, which flows seamlessly into a newly upgraded Bakes & Kropp eat-in kitchen with radiant heated floors, island seating, top-of-the-line appliances, and abundant custom cabinetry and storage. Every window is dressed with custom motorized shades and linen drapery. There are also new lighting and security systems throughout.

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The private wing is designed for retreat. A corner primary suite offers three custom closets, a marble-clad bathroom, and panoramic views, while three additional bedrooms each have their own marble-adorned en suites with elegant tile patterns and luxe fixtures. A powder room and separate laundry closet are tucked off the entry, while the accompanying storage unit can be found in the main building.

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The boutique condominium occupies a prime spot on the Upper East Side’s historic “Gold Coast,” which stretches from Fifth Avenue to Lexington Avenue and 59th to 96th Streets. The enclave is famous for its grand prewar co-ops and mansions commissioned by Gilded Age families such as the Rockefellers and Astors. The 17-story building, positioned next to the Park Avenue Christian Church, houses just 11 full-floor and duplex residences, designed by Beyer Blinder Belle with interiors by David Collins Studio. Residents enjoy three floors of amenities, including a 50-foot indoor pool, a fitness center with a steam room, a screening room, a children’s playroom, and a lounge.

Over the years, Extell’s UES development has attracted high-profile buyers: Mexican billionaire Juan Beckmann Vidal, chairman and majority owner of the tequila brand José Cuervo, reportedly purchased a condo at 1010 Park Avenue for $24.9 million back in 2019. You’ll be in good company, then.

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