Two extraordinary, neighbouring penthouse residences crown the iconic Plaza Hotel, each offering private outdoor space and breath-taking, unobstructed views over Central Park.
Live the New York Fairy-tale at The Plaza Hotel
Two extraordinary, neighbouring penthouse residences crown the iconic Plaza Hotel, each offering private outdoor space and breath-taking, 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 calibre: 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 centre.
In a city defined by constant evolution, The Plaza remains an enduring icon; where history, location, and luxury converge.