Building: One Beacon Court

One Beacon Court is one of Manhattan’s most luxurious condominium residences. Built in 2005 and located on 58th Street between Lexington Avenue and Third Avenue, the building is part of the Bloomberg Tower complex. It neighbors Bloomberg L.P. as well as the upscale Le Cirque restaurant. Developed by Vornado Realty Trust and designed by the acclaimed Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, One Beacon Court is a beautiful addition to the Manhattan skyline. Additionally, the renowned interior designer Jacques Grange is responsible for the warm, contemporary look of the building lobby and hallway spaces. One Beacon Court boasts an elegant, open lobby space with full-time doorman, sitting areas, and reception desk. Quintessentially is the building’s concierge service, and valet service for drivers is available.

Amenities are located on the 29th Floor. This includes a fitness center complete with cardio equipment, barre exercise room, and massage room. The Resident Lounge/Business Center has east and south views and includes several sitting areas and a big screen television. A Children’s playroom with kitchen space is also included on this floor.

Residences begin on the 32nd floor, so that all units in the building have unobstructed and spectacular views of the city. Depending on the line, apartments have views to Central Park, the midtown skyline and extended views in all directions. Some apartments have coveted terrace space, and all apartments have floor-to-ceiling windows that draw in excellent sunlight. All apartments also have washer/dryer in unit, high ceilings, and generous space. Residences extend to the 55th floor, penthouse level, and the building attracts some of the most successful businesspeople, celebrities, and persons of note in the world.

One Beacon Court is also near to Central Park, the Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue shopping districts, the midtown business centers, and some of the finest restaurants in the city. All forms of transportation are readily available, and is a short cab ride away from Columbus Circle and Lincoln Center.

Building Description Provided by Victoria Shtainer