30 Park Pl 58D

Occupying the entire southwest corner of this coveted building, residence 58D features the most stunning 270-degree views in all of downtown Manhattan. Masterfully designed by world renowned architect Robert A. M. Stern, 30 Park Place, Four Seasons Private Residences offers a boutique collection of only 157 luxury condominiums, and an unparalleled, full- service luxury life style. As one of the tallest residential towers in all of downtown Manhattan, 30 Park Place offers some of the finest views in all of New York City. Designed for the most discerning buyer who demands perfection, this home offers floor-to-ceiling windows, almost 11 foot ceilings, spacious bedrooms, and en-suite bespoke baths. The corner master bedroom suite has total privacy within its own wing, and provides generous storage. The superbly well-proportioned second bedroom is located away from the master bedroom suite, providing excellent privacy of its own. As you'd expect, this coveted property offers superb finishes, including inlaid pristine blonde solid oak wood flooring with herringbone pattern in all formal rooms. The private kitchen is located just off the living and dining room area and its custom details include Bilotta rift-cut oak kitchen cabinetry and Gaggenau appliances. The building is extremely thoughtful in its approach to services, and as such the 38th floor is devoted entirely to private residential amenities including a fitness and yoga center, a private dining room, a conservatory and lounge with access to loggias, a Roto-designed playroom, and a screening room. Developed by visionary Silverstein Properties, the residences of 30 Park Place may enjoy access to the Four Seasons Hotel amenities located on the lower levels. These include spa and salon facilities, a 75' swimming pool, an attended parking garage, a restaurant, bar, lounge, ballroom, meeting rooms, and a comprehensive suite of a la carte services. 30-Park Place also is located next to all major transportation, and some of the best fine dining experiences in Tribeca.