Manhattan Residential

Perched on the 34th floor of Trump Palace, Residence 34C commands a rare vantage over the Manhattan skyline — Central Park’s canopy to the west, the city unfolding toward Midtown beyond. Two private balconies extend the living space outward, framing the view rather than simply overlooking it.

The 1,958-square-foot layout unfolds along a quiet, deliberate sequence. The living room, set in the building’s southwest corner, opens onto one of the two balconies and holds its proportions comfortably, large enough for a true seating and dining arrangement, without feeling like excess. A walk-through kitchen with updated cabinetry and stainless steel appliances connects easily to the adjoining room, currently configured as formal dining but originally built as a third bedroom with its own en-suite bath, flexible, should a future owner want it back.

The primary suite sits apart, bathed in southeastern light with a private terrace of its own. It’s generously scaled, enough for a reading corner or a home office, and the en-suite bath delivers on that scale: a soaking tub, separate shower, and marble vanity. A second bedroom, also with en-suite bath, offers comparable proportions and closet space. Off the kitchen, a bonus room with direct Central Park views now serves double duty.

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An oversized storage unit, included with the sale, rounds out the offering.

Trump Palace itself needs little introduction: a 24-hour doorman and concierge, one of the largest marble lobbies in the city, a fully equipped fitness center, attended garage, and a landscaped courtyard, all within a short walk of Central Park, the East River Greenway, and the Upper East Side’s best shopping and dining.

A rare combination of scale, light, and privacy, 34 floors above it all.