In a world of design sameness, Residence 59A at 30 Park Place is a welcome anomaly. Perched on the 59th floor of the prestigious Four Seasons Private Residences and with open northern views of the Manhattan skyline and western views of the Hudson River, the home’s bespoke, individual interiors imbue warmth and intimacy in an otherwise completely grand setting. Spanning 2,811 square feet and offering three bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms, dramatic ceiling heights and floor-to-ceiling windows, the residence itself is opulent and design-forward; set against the backdrop of luxurious 5-star hotel services, the buyer is a most discerning one who will want for nothing.

Enter the residence through the richly hued entry gallery, which, with its solid oak herringbone floors and obvious art walls, is both welcoming and serves to compress the home’s sprawling layout. Floor-to-ceiling windows to the north draw the eye and guide you to the great room. With 40 feet in width and open vistas – of the iconic ‘Jenga building’ at 56 Leonard, the Empire State and most of the Hudson – the space has room enough for spacious living and dining settings.

Designed with seamless entertaining in mind, discreet pocket doors separate the eat-in chef’s kitchen from the formal living room. Here, there is a banquette for leisurely dining, bar seating and ample counter space. Appointed at the highest level, the kitchen features Gaggenau appliances, Colorado White marble countertops and Bilotta rift-cut oak cabinetry. It has custom iron trim throughout and Urban Archaeology glass shelves.

The primary suite is, simply, ‘huge’. The result of combining two generously-sized bedrooms from the unit's original four-bedroom layout, a conversion back to this four-bedroom appointment would be easy for those who require it. As-is, the suite feels sumptuous, with a studio-sized walk-in closet with custom marble vanities, custom Misha carpeting and a spacious primary bathroom with dual vanities and water views from the soaking tub.

Two additional bedrooms, each with a dedicated bath, are also located at this southwestern end of the home. All have custom carpeting and blackout shades. The home is made complete with multi-zone central heat and air, laundry facilities and a lovely powder room for guests.

The Four Seasons Private Residences at 30 Park Place enjoy the world-famous architecture of Robert A.M. Stern and the top-tier services and amenities of the Four Seasons. The condominium residences start on the 39th floor and provide 24-hour concierge and doorman service and a live-in resident manager.

Direct access to world class spa services, an outdoor dining terrace, and sunbathing are conveniently located on the seventh floor. Additional amenities include a 75-foot swimming pool, attended parking garage, Wolfgang Puck’s CUT restaurant, a Four Seasons bar and lounge, ballroom facilities, meeting rooms, and a comprehensive suite of a la carte services. The 38th floor houses private amenities for the condominium residences: a fitness center and yoga studio, private dining room, conservatory, and lounge with access to loggias, a Roto-designed kid’s playroom, and a screening room.