$4,200,000

One Beekman Place 15A: Legendary Rockefeller Heritage, A Private Residential Destination. The Heritage: A Rockefeller Legacy Commissioned in 1929 by John D. Rockefeller Jr., One Beekman Place stands as one of Manhattan’s most historically significant and top prewar cooperatives. Designed by the iconic firm Sloan & Robertson, this architectural masterpiece was built for New York's prominent buyers, offering a level of privacy, scale, and prestige that remains entirely unmatched. To live here is to hold the keys to a piece of American history. The Building: One Beekman Place is an urban sanctuary designed as a destination unto itself. Hidden behind a discreet facade, the cooperative offers an unparalleled, private-club lifestyle. Wellness & Sport: A historic indoor swimming pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, basketball court, and golf simulator. Private Grounds: Lushly manicured private gardens overlooking the East River. 2 Private Entertaining Rooms: With kitchen and access to beautiful gardens. Ultimate Convenience: An attended garage with direct building access, large private storage, and a legendary, white-glove residential staff providing absolute security and flawless service. The Residence: A Grand Prewar Home in the Sky High in the coveted South Wing, Residence 15A is a sprawling four-bedroom, four-bath trophy home defined by soaring prewar scale and four sun-drenched exposures. Majestic Living Space: A grand corner living room with a wood-burning fireplace and twin Juliet balconies framing panoramic East River, bridge views and the iconic Pepsi-Cola sign. The Sky Garden: A handsome, paneled library with a wet bar that opens onto a spectacular, 42-foot south-facing planting terrace. Culinary & Service Wings: A stately formal dining room, windowed kitchen, butler’s pantry, and two large flexible staff rooms. Private Quarters: A river-facing primary suite with an indulgent dressing area, plus three additional large guest bedrooms. Extraordinarily maintained, Residence 15A is a rare convergence of grand prewar architecture, iconic waterfront views, remarkable outdoor space, and the prestige of one of New York City’s most legendary residential addresses.