Parc Beaufort by The Feil Organization

Designed by early 20th century architects Pollard and Steinam in 1907, 140 West 57th Street is a landmark on one of New York City's most famous blocks. Just down the street from Carnegie Hall, nestled across from the architectural icons of 57th Street and Billionaire's Row, and only two blocks from Central Park, this limestone and brick building retains its original spirit as light-filled artists' studios and residences. Now, this timeless structure has been reimagined for the 21st century-returning the building from a later incarnation as offices to its original purpose-as residences harboring the creative spirit of its past. Original double-height bay windows, allowing for soaring double-height living spaces in select residences, thoughtfully configured floor plans, and inspired interior architecture by AD100 designer Stephen Sills Associates create an incomparable property in New York City's most coveted location. A curated suite of light-filled amenities, including a 1,600 SF roof terrace, a fitness center with an infrared sauna, a residents' lounge, and an elegant lobby completes this rare offering.