17 West 54 Street   Unit PHD

Commissioned as a residential compendium to Rockefeller Plaza, designed in the International Style by Harrison & Fouillioux, and landmarked in 1984, The Rockefeller Apartments are universally recognized as a superior example of modernist architecture in Manhattan.
Perched atop this iconic building, and with a large and glamorous terrace that wraps the apartment, this delightful residence features very high ceilings, elegant proportions, and dramatic skyline views. Distinctive architectural details have been preserved throughout during a thoughtful refurbishment by designer Stephen Sills.
A spacious Living Room with a decorative fireplace and an adjacent Dining Room both offer floor-to-ceiling northern cityscape outlooks. Additionally, both rooms open directly onto the very large terrace, which is ample and offers the possibility for both dining and relaxing privately far above the city. Beyond, a windowed Kitchen is efficiently designed and includes a service entrance.
A serene and well-proportioned Bedroom benefits from the same dramatic city views through floor-to-ceiling windows. A bright Bathroom and ample closets are conveniently accessible. Throughout, beautifully-restored hardwood herringbone floors, central air-conditioning, and newly-replaced terrace doors and windows ensure a hushed serenity.
The apartment is being offered furnished and is decorated with a pristine and modern sensibility.
17 West 54th Street is a white-glove prewar cooperative with impeccable service that includes a full-time doorman and a resident manager. Among the building's many significant architectural attributes, its entrance features access to a peaceful and private interior courtyard garden. Ideally located at the top edge of midtown, it is across the street from the MoMA, very close to many of the city's best boutiques and restaurants, and is minutes from Central Park.