50 United Nations Plaza   Unit PH42/43

Discover a breathtaking world of privacy and prestige at the ultimate global address: the Duplex Penthouse at 50 United Nations Plaza.

Designed by Pritzker Prize winning architects Foster + Partners, this one-of-a-kind Duplex Penthouse combines over 9,700 square feet of interior living space with two extraordinary outdoor spaces; one a large terrace ideally situated off the main living area, the other a 30+ foot outdoor swimming pool and ipe wood pool deck which link the primary bedroom lounge and a large entertainment room featuring a gas fireplace and separate catering kitchen.

A grand entry foyer and expansive 73 foot living, dining and entertaining area greet you upon arrival to this incomparable trophy home. Deep bay windows of floor-to-ceiling glass and soaring 12'8 ceilings provide panoramic views of the East River and Manhattan skyline, the Chrysler and Empire State buildings, the United Nations and beyond. A two-story glass wall provides a cinematic backdrop of the Manhattan skyline for the stainless steel floating staircase joining the 42nd and 43rd floors. A private interior elevator is also provided. In addition to the primary bedroom suite, which occupies half of the 43rd floor, there are three additional primary bedrooms, two staff rooms and seven and a half baths. The large windowed kitchen is appointed with the finest appliances and is suitable for large scale entertaining.

50 United Nations Plaza is accessible via gated entry which opens onto a sweeping motor court landscaped by M. Paul Friedberg and Partners, and provides an extraordinary level of privacy, security and beauty. The full-time staff of doormen, concierge and a Resident Manager stand ready to assist while valets park vehicles underground. The black marble-clad health and fitness center, managed by The Wright Fit, features a 75-foot swimming pool, state-of-the-art gym and exclusive spa, sauna and steam rooms. A conference room and children's playroom are also on-site. On-site parking and storage are included. Some images are digitally staged.