A bastion of luxury, The Plaza Hotel & Residences, circa 1907, remains a global iconic piece of architecture inspired by French Renaissance chateau-style. The Plaza is the epicenter of everything glamourous in New York City since the turn of the century. The Gilded Age comes to life atop The Plaza Hotel in its pinnacle penthouse trophy residences. A grand residence at its apex includes over 6,000 square feet of interior space and a terrace with an incomparable vantage point of Central Park stretching to its far north vistas. Simply put, the view, the grandeur, the romance of The Plaza Hotel is yours in this extraordinary triplex . The 6,316 square foot private triplex residence has its own elevator and is comprised of 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, study, formal dining, formal living room flanked with magnificent marble, eat-in skylit customized chef’s kitchen with colossal pantry, family/media room, and on its on floor, the most sumptuous primary suite with double dressing rooms and spa baths. The Plaza Hotel is a national historic landmark. World leaders, dignitaries, captains of industry, Broadway legends, Hollywood royalty and of course, the famous Eloise are all part of its history. Designed by the renowned Henry J. Hardenbergh who accomplishments include the Fairmont Copley Plaza in Boston and the Dakota apartments on the West Side, his legacy has stood the test of time. The Plaza’s opulent elegance remains as beautiful today as it was a century ago. From the moment you arrive in the lobby of the Plaza Hotel Residences, you are transported back in time to a place of majesty with its marble walls, crystal chandeliers, curated flower arrangements and European flair, be welcomed home like royalty. After a day of boutique designer shopping along Manhattan’s famous Fifth Avenue corridor, enjoy an afternoon tea in the Palm Court or cocktail hour in the Plaza’s elegant Champagne Bar. or pamper yourself in the Guerlain spa and Plaza fitness center. There are so many glass high rises, but there is only one Plaza and it is located on Central Park South, Manhattan’s most sought after address.