We Got a Look Inside One57, New York City's Most Expensive Apartment Building and the Tower That Started 'Billionaires' Row'

July 15, 2016 We got a look inside One57, New York City's most expensive apartment building and the tower that started 'Billionaires' Row'

New York City is famous for its sky-high buildings and similarly steep real-estate prices. One57 — the sleek 73-floor skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan — is no exception. Nestled on the stretch of 57th Street known as "Billionaires' Row," One57 is officially New York City's most expensive apartment building, with an average price of $6,010 per square foot. In early 2015, One57 broke city real-estate records when one of its penthouses sold for a whopping $100.5 million. It was the most expensive apartment ever sold in New York City, and the first apartment sale to surpass $100 million. Outside of the billionaire-targeted penthouses, the building also has a lineup of turnkey apartments available at slightly more affordable prices. The turnkey apartments span from floors 32 to 38 and come fully furnished with appliances and linens from the One Collection produced by Extell Designs. Buyers of the turnkey apartments don't have to worry about bringing furniture — all they need to move in is a few suitcases. We got a peek inside some of One57's turnkey apartments, so see what happened on our tour:

The turnkey collection includes 38 different residences across seven different floors, and they're delivered to the buyer fully furnished. They range from one bedroom for a single occupant or couple to four bedrooms fit for a family.

Once we arrived on the 38th floor, it was easy to see that the view was meant to take center stage. All of the units have floor-to-ceiling windows and incredible, unobstructed views of the city.

Real-estate development company Extell furnished and designed One57.

Apartment 38E is listed for a cool $5.25 million for 1,369 square feet — that's about $3,835 per square foot, significantly less than the average for the building. This turnkey apartment has one bedroom and two bathrooms.

To the north is iconic Central Park, while the south side faces a bustling Midtown Manhattan. The Hudson and East rivers are visible as well.

The One Collection's turnkey apartments come with everything: kitchen pots and pans, glassware, sheets, bathroom towels, and even the fluffy white robes that hang in the closets.

The kitchen is fully stocked with all of the necessary appliances.

There's also a wine cooler, high-end kitchenware, table settings, and a gorgeous view of Central Park.

One57, attached to the Park Hyatt Hotel, has access to its indoor swimming pool, spa, bar, and restaurant, as well as housekeeping and dry-cleaning services. The pool is part of the hotel, so you will find guests swimming there as well. If you never wanted to go outside, you probably wouldn't have to.

Although it is attached to the hotel, One57 has its own private entrance, as well as a 24-hour doorman and concierge.