Ten thousand feet of wow: ‘Over-the-top’ 90th floor Hudson Yards condo with five bedrooms, eight bathrooms and ‘airplane-like’ views goes on the market for $55million

• The penthouse is on the 90th floor of 35 Hudson Yards and boasts five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, 14-foot-high ceilings, a 1,000-square-foot great room and a gym
• The 10,171sq-ft ‘compound in the sky’ is listed on the market for just under $55million – four million less than when it was first listed in 2019 
• ‘A beacon for those with rarefied tastes and an appreciation for unmatched levels of privacy and discretion, 35 Hudson Yards is the very best of New York, all in one inimitable place,’ read the website listing

A 10,171sq-ft ‘compound in the sky’ on the highest floor of 35 Hudson Yards is listed on the market for just under $55million.

The penthouse on the 90th floor of 35 Hudson Yards is one of the most lavish on the market, as Manhattan experiences a post-pandemic penthouse boom.

The property on the fifth tallest building in New York City boasts five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and 14-foot-high ceilings. It also has a 1,000-square-foot great room, a gym, a private library, and a media room.

The penthouse on the 90th floor of 35 Hudson Yards is now listed with an asking price of just under $55million. The penthouse’s greater room extends 1,000-square-foot with views of the city’s impressive skyline 

The penthouse boasts plenty of space with 14-foot-high ceilings that add to the sober and minimalistic ambiance, ‘showcasing limitless southern views extending for miles towards downtown Manhattan,’ according to the website listing 

The ‘compound of the sky’ has eight and a half baths. The one pictured offers the penthouse’s signature open space concept with a floor-to-ceiling window 

The penthouse also has a play-room for children, dec rated with wood attractions for the little ones, balloon-sized ceiling lamps, and breathtaking views 

The different rooms in the property feature eclectic styles, like this carpeted floor, TV room with dark tone furniture 

Thirty-Five Hudson Yards stands is the fifth tallest building in New York City and the highest residential building in the district 

From the great room, the Freedom Tower, the Statue of Liberty, and East River Bridges can be seen.

The kitchen is equipped with Michelin-worthy appliances, an opal white marble island, and a wine refrigerator.

The master bedroom counts with an en-suit wet bar, dual dressing rooms, and dual windowed bathrooms.

Residents can also enjoy the amenities of The Equinox Hotel, Club, and Spa in the lower part of 35 Hudson Yards such as the theater, spa, fitness center, yoga and meditation studios, and restaurants and bars.

The property is listed through The Corcoran Group, a renowned real state agency, for $54.5million. 

Without question, the most impressive feature of the penthouse is its 920ft-high terrace which measures 454sq-ft, and offers views of the Freedom Tower, the Statue of Liberty, and East River Bridges

The penthouse’s 10,171sq-ft allow for spacious and private rooms, like this recreational room for storage that has been accommodated to simulate a golf course

The property was finished in 2019 and no owner has been listed since. In 2019, The Wall Street Journal reported that the initial asking price was $59million. The personal home office is pictured 

Although the property is 11,000sq-ft, the many common areas strategically located along with the contrast between neutral and warm tones across the penthouse add to its overall charm 

‘A beacon for those with rarefied tastes and an appreciation for unmatched levels of privacy and discretion, 35 Hudson Yards is the very best of New York, all in one inimitable place,’ read the website listing

According to The Corcoran Group, the dining room ‘easily seats 12, and opens directly onto one of the city’s most magical private terrace’

Residents of the penthouse will also have complete access to the ultimate lifestyle in Hudson Yards, which includes The Equinox Hotel, Club and Spa

‘A beacon for those with rarefied tastes and an appreciation for unmatched levels of privacy and discretion, 35 Hudson Yards is the very best of New York, all in one inimitable place,’ read the listing in the website.

But without doubt, the biggest attraction behind the $55million purchase is the impressive views of the New York skyline.

The Hudson River, the George Washington Bridge, the Atlantic Ocean, and Central Park dot the horizon from the 920ft-high terrace which measures 454 square feet. 

It is the city’s highest outdoor deck, and faces east and south, according to Robb Report. 

The property was finished in 2019 and no owner has been listed since. In 2019, The Wall Street Journal reported that the initial asking price was $59million.

The ritzy 35 Hudson Yards was designed by David Childs and built on a platform over an old rail yard.

The master bedroom is en-suite with a wet bar, dual dressing rooms and windowed bathrooms with full depth soaking tubs

The fitness center with a stretching and yoga studio, serene meditation room in The Equinox Hotel 

The penthouse’s kitchen has an opal white marble island, counters and backsplash, a full suite of Gaggenau appliances, with wine refrigeration, and a wet bar

This private yoga and meditation room in the penthouse features tall metal-textured walls and central light, and modern furniture

‘Just an elevator ride away, the building features a flagship Equinox Club and Spa with indoor and outdoor swimming pools and SoulCycle’

The ritzy 35 Hudson Yards was designed by David Childs and built on a platform over an old rail yard

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