Take a tour of the swankiest new building in New York City's Financial District
From the moment you walk in the private resident's entrance, you feel the elegance of the building. It's connected to the Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown, which just opened in September.
The unit we toured was 78B, a five-bedroom duplex penthouse on the building's 78th floor. The receiving hall is bright and inviting, with deep blue walls and metallic mirrors that are somehow not overwhelming.
Floor-to-ceiling windows and crisp ivory walls greet residents in the formal living room. Rich fabrics and metallic accents complement the room and make it inviting for lounging or entertaining.
Interior designer Robert Couturier said that when designing a penthouse, he is especially aware of "light, proportions with the very high ceilings, and keeping a sense of intimacy."
The condominiums come in several shapes and sizes to suit the needs of the residents, from multiple-bedroom duplexes like 78B to one-bedroom condos for people who want to have a place to stay when visiting New York on business.
30 Park Place "offers a lifestyle like no other condominium downtown with ... a full suite of amenities and services by Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts," Rob Vecsler, president of residential development at Silverstein Properties, said to Business Insider.
"Downtown has become a bigger center of gravity for media and tech companies like Condé Nast. Not only is it one of the most desirable places to live and raise a family, it's also home to the best businesses, restaurants, and shopping spots," Vecsler said.
The full kitchen, perfect for cooking with the family while simultaneously enjoying the spectacular views, has oak flooring and Gaggenau appliances.
Four of the five bedrooms are housed all with their own bathrooms and closets in the upstairs portion of the duplex.
Each room is airy and stunning.
Here, you can keep an eye on the Freedom Tower right from your bath tub.
One of the unit's best features is the 434-square-foot loggia where the penthouse's residents can sunbathe, entertain, and lounge in the warmer months.
It provides yet another outstanding view of the Freedom Tower.
The 38th floor houses a fitness center, conservatory, screening room, children's play room, dining room with separate catering kitchen and access to the hotel restaurants, and two double-height loggias. In addition to their own private amenities, residents can also access a shared 75-foot swimming pool with the Four Seasons, a spa, salon, ballroom, meeting rooms, and business center.
Residents will also enjoy exclusive access to the Four Seasons' concierge service, as well as a 24-hour doorman, bellman and service staff, in-residence dining and catering, housekeeping, grocery and flower provisions, car service and child and pet care. The Four Seasons is also home to CUT, top chef Wolfgang Puck's first restaurant in New York.
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