1 Central Park South PH2003/2009

Live the New York Fairytale at The Plaza Hotel Two extraordinary, neighboring penthouse residences crown the iconic Plaza Hotel, each offering private outdoor space and breathtaking, unobstructed views over Central Park. Together, they present a rare opportunity to create a singular, world-class mansion spanning over 10,000 square feet - or to maintain two exceptional homes of remarkable scale and distinction. Penthouse 2009: A Grand Triplex in the Sky Spanning over 6,000 square feet across three levels, this private residence is seamlessly connected by an in-home elevator and defined by scale, drama, and impeccable design. The entry opens into a baronial living room , where soaring proportions, a striking marble bar, and direct Central Park views create an unforgettable first impression. A formal dining room with a dramatic wine wall flows into a spectacular eat-in kitchen, complete with top-tier appliances, a skylight, and approximately 21-foot ceilings . This level is complemented and flanked by a media room overlooking Fifth Avenue and a Park-facing office, while a grand staircase leads to the upper floor; an entire level devoted to the primary suite . The primary level is a sanctuary unto itself, featuring: Approximately 33 feet of park-facing terrace A gracious sitting room Dual spa-like marble bathrooms Double dressing rooms Private bar with wine cooler Dedicated laundry Three additional bedrooms - each with en-suite baths - occupy a separate, private floor below, ensuring discretion and comfort for family or guests. Penthouse 2003: Classic Elegance, Reimagined Occupying nearly 4,000 square feet across two levels, this residence blends timeless New York grandeur with intimate luxury. A dramatic double-foyer entry introduces a great room evocative of Gatsby-era New York , complete with exquisite detailing and sweeping park views. The main level also includes a butler's kitchen, powder room, and a beautifully crafted staircase with intricate inlaid wood. Upstairs, the home offers: Three bedrooms and three full baths A terrace loggia opening onto a private Central Park-facing terrace A richly detailed mansard roofline crowned with the building's signature green copper cresting The primary suite is particularly striking, with a wood-burning fireplace framed in white marble, a generous sitting room, and a five-fixture marble bath-all overlooking the park. A Singular Opportunity Currently connected by approximately 82 feet of continuous park-facing terrace , the residences offer flexibility rarely found at this level. One may combine them into a true apex penthouse mansion , or preserve their individuality (living in one while hosting guests in the other). Either configuration represents a trophy offering of the highest caliber: life atop one of the most recognized and revered addresses in the world. The Legacy of The Plaza A designated National Historic Landmark, The Plaza Hotel has welcomed world leaders, cultural icons, and literary legends for over a century - including the beloved Eloise. Designed by renowned architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh, whose works include The Dakota and Fairmont Copley Plaza, the building remains a timeless symbol of elegance and prestige. Residents enjoy a private entrance on 59th Street, along with full access to the hotel's legendary services: 24-hour doorman and concierge, white-glove staff, and exclusive privileges at the Palm Court, Champagne Bar, Guerlain Spa, and fitness center