A rare and remarkable penthouse residence, offering true house-like scale above Central Park spanning the 25th and 26th Floor .

Please note some photos have been virtually staged for illustrative purposes.

At the crown of 455 Central Park West, this extraordinary duplex penthouse is making its first-ever market debut. Seamlessly combining two penthouses across two full floors, the residence spans more than 6,300 square feet and offers a scale of living that is increasingly rare in Manhattan. With all four exposures, extraordinary natural light throughout the day, and sweeping views of Central Park and the Midtown skyline, this is a home defined by volume, presence, and true proportion.

What distinguishes this residence immediately is the way the space is experienced. The living spaces are grand in scale, the bedrooms are generously proportioned, and the separation between rooms creates a sense of comfort, privacy, and ease that is difficult to replicate. This is not simply a large apartment on paper, but a home with real flow and livability.

A private elevator landing opens directly into the residence, where the layout unfolds across two distinct levels. The result is a sense of scale and separation more often associated with townhouse living, paired with the comfort and convenience of a full-service condominium. The first level has been used for more formal entertaining, while the second level was designed for meetings and more relaxed daily living, creating exceptional flexibility for a wide range of lifestyles. With seven bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, a study, soaring 9.5-foot ceilings, and expansive windows throughout, the home offers an extraordinary amount of space to live, work, host, and unwind.

Across both floors, the proportions are remarkable. The rooms feel larger, wider, and more comfortable than what is often found in similarly sized residences, creating a living experience that feels both substantial and effortless. Whether used for large-scale entertaining, quiet day-to-day living, or hosting guests with ease, the layout provides a rare sense of openness without sacrificing privacy.

The residence has been continually refined over the past two decades, most recently through December 2025. Interiors curated by decorator Bryn Roberts feel timeless, cohesive, and impeccably maintained. Wood floors run throughout, complemented by extensive custom millwork, bespoke finishes, and exceptional built-in storage. Every room is outfitted with custom closets, and two large private storage bins are included with the sale.

The kitchen is outfitted with top-of-the-line vented Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, thoughtfully integrated and maintained in excellent condition. Bathrooms are equally refined, featuring fixtures primarily by Sherle Wagner, with plumbing elements meticulously maintained and selectively updated over time. Every room is equipped with electric blackout shades, with select rooms also offering solar shades, all controlled via remote. Lighting is managed through Lutron switches for seamless control and ambiance, while heating and cooling are individually thermostatted across both floors for comfort and efficiency.

A rare highlight is the approximately 300-square-foot private deck with iconic views of Central Park and the Midtown skyline. Complete with a water source and electrical outlet, it functions as a true extension of the interior living space and adds yet another layer of scale and livability to the home.