Cooperative New York

First Access, September 20th, By Appointment Only

Introducing Penthouse 67 at 205 West 89th, a rare opportunity to create an extraordinary residence in the sky.

Already combined from two adjoining penthouses, this remarkable home spans more than 2,000 square feet and is surrounded by a nearly 1,000-square-foot private terrace-the largest among Astor Court’s penthouses. Accessible from multiple points throughout the residence, the wraparound terrace offers exceptional possibilities for gardens, outdoor dining, entertaining, and intimate seating areas, creating a seamless connection between indoors and out.
Perched atop historic Astor Court, Penthouse 67 possesses qualities that simply cannot be replicated: exceptional privacy, abundant natural light, seven skylights, two wood-burning fireplaces, and extraordinary private outdoor space.

An architectural vision reveals just how exceptional it can become.
Presented with a proposed plan by Harvard-trained architect Michael Mahal, founder of M Design Group, the penthouse has been reimagined to showcase the potential of its scale, architectural character, and relationship to the terrace.

A private tiled walkway leads to the residence and expansive outdoor space, creating an arrival unlike that of a conventional Manhattan apartment. Inside, natural maple floors and skylights bring warmth and sunlight throughout, while two wood-burning fireplaces provide architectural anchors for a future redesign.

The north wing currently offers an open living, dining and kitchen area centered around a wood-burning fireplace, two bedrooms and two full baths. The south wing, with its own private entrance, offers four additional rooms, two full baths, a second fireplace, and an oversized laundry and storage room.
M Design Group’s proposed plan envisions generous entertaining spaces flowing naturally toward the terrace, beautifully proportioned bedroom suites, and an extraordinary primary sanctuary with dual en-suite baths, a dressing room, sitting area, and wood-burning fireplace.
Astor Court is one of the Upper West Side’s great residential landmarks. Designed by Charles A. Platt and completed in 1916, the full-service cooperative is centered around its celebrated landscaped English garden and offers full-time door staff, a fitness center, playroom, roof deck, and pet-friendly policy.

Penthouse 67 is more than an opportunity to renovate-it is a chance to create a singular Manhattan penthouse: private, expansive, filled with light, surrounded by outdoor space, and designed entirely around the way its next owner wants to live.

The bones are extraordinary. The possibilities are even greater.
For those seeking additional scale, there may be an opportunity to further expand Penthouse 67-the combination of PH6 and PH7-through a combination with the adjoining one-bedroom PH8, subject to availability and a separate transaction.
All proposed alterations and any potential combination are subject to architectural feasibility, cooperative board approval, and applicable governmental approvals. PH8 is subject to availability and a separate transaction.

2% flip tax paid by buyer.