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<\/a><\/p>\nPhotos: James Bombales<\/em><\/p>\n BuzzBuzzHome News recently<\/a> visited the sales gallery and model suite at 1110 Park Avenue<\/a> in historic Carnegie Hill. The Barry Rice<\/a>-designed condominium by Toll Brothers City Living<\/a> impressed us with its elegant Indiana limestone exterior matched by an equally impressive sales gallery and 5,097-square-foot model suite. This week we\u2019ve returned to the posh Park Avenue address to take a peek inside an even larger suite — the 7,000 square foot penthouse.<\/p>\n Recently featured on CBS New York\u2019s Living Large<\/a>, the penthouse suite is the epitome of luxury, offering the finest features and finishes, expansive living spaces and gorgeous views of Manhattan\u2019s grand residential boulevard. Priced at $29.5 million, the home is situated on the top three floors of the building and includes five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms and approximately 1,738 square feet of private outdoor space.<\/p>\n The thoughtfully designed floorplan is divided into three distinct living spaces. From the concierge-attended lobby, residents can take an elevator to the 16th floor and enter the suite through a private vestibule that opens into a bright and inviting foyer. The main living area consists of a 26 foot by 16 foot living room with 14 feet arched vaulted ceilings, herringbone patterned fumed oak hardwood floors and access to a 221-square-foot terrace.<\/p>\n Behind a marble-clad fireplace, the elegant dining room is perfect for formal dinner parties with chair-rail and panelled mouldings, two stunning candle-style chandeliers, and a solid wood dining table with seating for 10. A large Park Avenue-facing window and a rear juliette balcony provide an abundance of natural light while keeping the room bright and airy.<\/p>\n The gourmet kitchen is located on the northwest wing of the main floor and boasts a large island with breakfast bar, juliette balcony, and top-of-the line Gaggenau and Wolf appliances including a panelled refrigerator, gas stove, and wine fridge.<\/p>\n Custom designed by world-renowned interior designer Christopher Peacock, the kitchen also comes well-appointed with the finest materials including Statuario Piccolo marble countertops and backsplash, brushed nickel hardware, hand-painted cabinets and contemporary crown moulding. Just off the kitchen is a grand marble staircase that leads down to the bedroom levels on the 15th and 14th floors.<\/p>\n The generous master suite takes up most of the 15th floor and features a magnificent bedroom and sitting area with floor-to-ceiling windows, soaring recessed ceilings, and his and hers walk-in closets.<\/p>\n A short hallway leads to a spa-like ensuite where a free-standing Waterworks\u00ae soaker tub takes center stage surrounded by a marble mosaic floor. The luxurious ensuite also sports dual Christopher Peacock-designed marble topped vanities, a walk-in shower and separate water closet.<\/p>\n Opposite the master bedroom is a sleek and sophisticated media room and study draped in natural wood tones and panelled walls. Contemporary furniture line the elegant space while splashes of rich gold accents add that finishing touch of luxury.<\/p>\n The remaining four bedrooms are on the 14th floor with each offering a full three-piece ensuite, ample closet space, and plenty of natural light.<\/p>\n The largest of the secondary bedroom spans the width of the home overlooking Park Avenue and comes complete with its own private study.<\/p>\n The last stop of our tour brings us to the suite\u2019s piece de resistance: the striking 1,738 square foot rooftop terrace exclusive to the penthouse. Equipped with an outdoor grill, wood-burning limestone fireplace, and a plunge pool, homeowners are sure to spend countless hours entertaining or lounging in the spectacular space. They\u2019ll also enjoy remarkable views of Park Avenue, the midtown Manhattan skyline and Central Park.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n