These are the 15 most expensive homes for sale in New York City

2. 432 Park Avenue — $82 million

Located in Midtown, this penthouse in New York's tallest residential building costs a staggering $9,933 per square foot.

3. 834 Fifth Avenue — $76 million

This massive home contains 22 rooms, seven full bathrooms, and a wine cellar across 12,000 square feet.

4 (tie). 157 West 57th Street — $70 million

This apartment has unique amenities, including a steam room, spa shower, and heated floors.

4 (tie). 795 Fifth Avenue — $70 million

Located at the top of the Pierre Hotel, this duplex apartment has a total of 14 rooms.

4 (tie). 50 United United Nations Plaza — $70 million

This duplex penthouse would provide residents with views of the Manhattan skyline, the Chrysler and Empire State buildings, and the East River via a two-story bay window.

7 (tie). 995 Fifth Avenue — $65 million

Located right next to Central Park, this duplex penthouse has five wraparound terraces as part of its 4,817 square feet of outdoor space.

7 (tie). 100 East 53rd Street — $65 million

This 6,760-square-foot penthouse is in a building that offers a 60-foot pool, yoga and pilates rooms, a sauna, steam room, library, culinary market, and five-star restaurant.

9. 56 Leonard Street — $61 million

Floor-to-ceiling windows would give residents of this duplex penthouse panoramic views of New York City.

10. 11-13 West 10th Street — $59.5 million

This massive Greenwich Village mansion has 16,560 square feet of indoor space and 5,690 square feet of outdoor space, which includes a garden, roof deck, and terrace. It's owned by former Bearn Sterns executive Warren Spector.

11. 443 Greenwich Street — $58 million

Residents of this Tribeca condominium would have access to a 24-hour valet, 71-foot indoor swimming pool, 5,000-square-foot roof terrace, temperature-controlled wine cellar, private fitness studios, and a Hamam.

12. 151 East 58th Street — $57.5 million

This 9,000-square-foot duplex has 16 rooms, including five bedrooms and more than six bathrooms. It's currently owned by hedge funder Steve Cohen.

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13. 4 East 66th Street — $55 million

Combining architectural styles from the 1920s with modern flourishes, this apartment features a private elevator and views of Central Park.

14. 219 East 44th Street — $53 million

Featuring six units on the top seven floors of a 35-story building, this "mansion in the sky" penthouse has floor-to-ceiling windows that provide scenic views of Manhattan.

15. 854 Fifth Avenue — $50 million

With nine floors and plenty of views of Central Park, this townhouse was designed by the architects behind Grand Central Station, who were inspired by the Palace of Versailles.

Source: StreetEasy