Presenting residence 49A at The Centrale, a Pelli Clarke Pelli architectural masterpiece with interior design by Champalimaud.

This stunning triple exposure NWS, double corner, 3BD/BA layout, encompasses spectacular city views including iconic landmarks such as the Chrysler building - all showcased through floor-to-ceiling windows with 10 ft. ceilings.

The gracious gallery landing leads to an open concept living dining experience with luxury custom mill-work kitchen cladded in Capri honed marble, and complete with a full suite of Gaggenau appliances.

Sumptuous south-west facing primary bedroom with magnificent views features an ensuite bathroom with floor-to-ceiling glass full immersion tub by Victorian and Albert, double vanity Kalista sinks, Bianco Dolomiti radiant-heated floors and Dornbracht fixtures.

Privacy is assured with the secondary and tertiary bedrooms located on the opposite wing of the home providing two lavishly appointed marbled bathrooms.

Individually zoned temperature control by Nest Learning Thermostat for your convenience and comfort along with Bosch washer and dryer complete this elegant condominium.

The grand amenities spaces are personalized with handmade artwork, distinctive marbles, natural stones, and dramatic light fixtures that come together to create an ethereal, intimate feel. Residents arrive to The Centrale through a sheltered porte-cochere or the private residential lobby, which are both attended to 24 hours a day. The formal Great Room, Private Dining Room with Catering Kitchen, the Club Room, and an all-season Club Terrace are perfect for entertaining in any style. A state-of-the-art fitness center overlooks a 75 lap pool, while the yoga room offers a serene respite.

At 71 stories, The Centrale takes its place alongside Midtown Manhattans most iconic buildings, encompassing a collection of 124 classic yet undeniably modern residences, envisioned by Champalimaud Design. The Centrales exterior design by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, builds upon classic Art Deco architecture with contemporary elements thoughtfully displayed throughout, including the lightly reflective glass facade articulated with facets of terracotta chevrons. The Centrale reveals its base, body and crown from street to the sky with crystalline switchbacks, creating a dynamic rhythm of angled reflections of the surrounding Midtown landscape.