432 Park Avenue
Rafael Viñoly's Iconic Residential Tower
An Expression of the Manhattan Grid
432 Park Avenue is Rafael Viñoly's iconic expression of the extraordinary qualities of the Manhattan grid. Rising 1,396 feet between 56th and 57th Streets, the tower's elegant proportions — with 10-by-10-foot windows inspired by a 1905 Josef Hoffmann waste basket — create residences of unparalleled light and scale. With 12-foot-6-inch finished ceilings and Palladian-proportioned rooms designed by Deborah Berke, 432 Park Avenue offers 125 residences that redefine ultra-luxury living on Park Avenue.
Residence Collection
Two Bedrooms
2 Bedrooms
From $10,000,000
- Approximately 2,700–3,600 SF
- 10x10-foot windows
- Solid oak flooring
- Marble bathrooms with soaking tubs
Three to Five Bedrooms
3–5 Bedrooms
Contact for Pricing
- 4,000–8,000+ SF layouts
- Private elevator landings
- Dual primary suites
- Separate service entrances
Full-Floor Penthouses
Penthouse Floors
$50M–$105M+
- 8,000+ SF full-floor residences
- 15'6" floor-to-floor heights
- 360-degree panoramic views
- The most expansive residences on the Row
Residences from From $10,000,000
30,000 SF of Five-Star Amenities
432 Park Avenue offers an incomparable collection of amenities designed for the most discerning residents, including a private restaurant and rare on-site parking.
Pool & Wellness
- 75-Foot Indoor Swimming Pool
- Full-Service Spa
- Sauna, Steam & Massage Rooms
- Fitness Center
Dining & Entertainment
- Private Restaurant by Michelin-Star Chef
- Outdoor Garden for Dining & Events
- Screening Room & Performance Venue
- Billiards Room
Social & Work
- Library & Lounge
- Boardroom & Business Center
- Children's Playroom
- Pet Grooming Facilities
Services
- 24/7 Doorman & Concierge
- Private Parking — Rare on Billionaires' Row
- Secured Motor Court
- Private Storage
The Visionaries
Rafael Viñoly Architects
Architecture
The late Rafael Viñoly designed 432 Park Avenue as an expression of the Manhattan grid. The regular grid of exposed concrete members creates an open basket within which seven independent buildings stack up, separated by open loggias. The 10x10-foot windows were inspired by a 1905 Josef Hoffmann waste basket.
Deborah Berke Partners
Interior Design
Deborah Berke designed the interiors with Palladian-proportioned rooms that exploit the building's extraordinary 12-foot-6-inch finished ceilings. Solid oak flooring, marble bathrooms with freestanding soaking tubs, Molteni kitchens with marble countertops, and Dornbracht fixtures throughout.
Between 56th and 57th Streets
432 Park Avenue rises on the east side of Billionaires' Row, bridging Park Avenue and 57th Street. The building offers proximity to Central Park, the finest shopping, and Manhattan's most exclusive dining.
Central Park
The park's southern entrance
3 min walkPark Avenue
Manhattan's most prestigious boulevard
On Park AvenueFifth Avenue Shopping
Bergdorf Goodman, Tiffany & Co.
5 min walkThe Four Seasons
Landmark dining destination
2 min walkFrequently Asked Questions
What is 432 Park Avenue?
432 Park Avenue is a 96-story, 1,396-foot ultra-luxury residential tower on Billionaires' Row designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects with interiors by Deborah Berke Partners. The building features 125 condominiums with signature 10-by-10-foot windows, 12-foot-6-inch ceilings, and 30,000 square feet of amenities including a 75-foot pool and private restaurant. Residences start from approximately $10 million.
What are the ceiling heights at 432 Park Avenue?
432 Park Avenue features floor-to-floor heights of 15 feet 6 inches with finished ceiling heights of 12 feet 6 inches — among the tallest of any residential building in the world. Combined with the signature 10-by-10-foot windows, the residences are flooded with natural light.
What amenities does 432 Park Avenue offer?
432 Park Avenue offers 30,000 square feet of amenities including a 75-foot indoor swimming pool, full-service spa with sauna, steam, and massage rooms, a private restaurant by a Michelin-star chef, outdoor garden for dining and events, screening room, library, boardroom, children's playroom, and private parking — a rare feature on Billionaires' Row.
Who designed 432 Park Avenue?
432 Park Avenue was designed by the late Rafael Viñoly, whose iconic design was inspired by a 1905 Josef Hoffmann waste basket. The building's regular grid of exposed concrete creates seven stacked independent buildings separated by open loggias. Interior design is by Deborah Berke Partners, known for Palladian-proportioned rooms.
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432 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10022