Midtown Manhattan

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Time Warner Building, 25 Columbus Circle, 54AG - Lincoln Square, New York Conquer the New World of refined living in this breathtaking, immaculately customized apartment on Central Park. With 3,582 sq. ft. of luxury and views spanning the East and Hudson Rivers, your senses can endlessly explore, taking in Columbus Circle, Central Park, The George Washington Bridge, and more. The designer's meticulous attention to detail is apparent the moment you reach the apartment's landing and enter the completely upgraded kitchen. There, you'll find its marble countertops, oversized refrigerator, kitchen island, and designer wooden cabinetry -- just a few of the many breathtaking details. After your dramatic introduction to the apartment, you can marvel at the true scope of the space from the Living and Dining Rooms, which boast prime views of Central Park and Columbus Circle. From the three bedrooms downstairs, the sense of exploration and freedom expands upon taking in the views of the George Washington Bridge over the Hudson, and, to the south, the sight of Manhattan stretching toward Chelsea Pier. But the true masterpiece of this refashioned apartment comes up top, in the Master Suite. The sole room on this level is an intimate, private space, featuring a pass-through, fully custom walk-in closet, a pristine en-suite Master Bathroom and luxurious sleeping quarters. Again, studded with brilliant views of the city, this Master Suite is the pinnacle of living experiences. The white-glove condominium building's staff is first-rate, maintaining Time Warner's reputation as one of the premier residences in the world. It offers every amenity imaginable -- from concierge service, private gym, access to the spa and pool at the Mandarin Oriental, a private screening room, parking garage, and children's playroom, to a conference room with exquisite views of Central Park, private storage, and a grand ballroom. The Time Warner Center at 25 Columbus Circle was designed by world-renowned architect David Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, and sits at the nucleus of Manhattan's societal nexus, blocks from the Lincoln Center, Central Park, the city's finest dining establishments, shopping, and cultural activities. This listing courtesy of Private Consulting Real Estate