By Howard Morrel & Leslie Hirsch
After years of meticulous restoration and conversion, Parc Beaufort at 140 West 57th Street has officially launched sales, marking one of the most significant residential debuts on Billionaires’ Row in recent memory.
The boutique condominium, developed by the Feil Organization together with Lloyd Goldman of BLDG Management and the Nakash Family, brings 47 residences to one of Manhattan’s most storied addresses. Studios through three-bedrooms are now available, with pricing starting at $1.175 million.
A Conversion Unlike Any Other
What sets this launch apart from the typical new development announcement is the building itself. 140 West 57th Street is not a new tower. It is a 1907 landmark designed by Pollard and Steinam — originally conceived as artists’ studios, later converted to offices, and now returned to residential use for the first time in decades. The interiors, by AD100 designer Stephen Sills Associates, pair preserved double-height bay windows and nearly 20-foot ceilings with custom Emperador marble, Alabastrino travertine, and cerused white oak finishes throughout.
In a market where new development product can feel interchangeable, Parc Beaufort’s combination of genuine architectural history and a world-class design vision places it in a category of its own.
The Location and the Moment
The timing of this launch coincides with renewed buyer interest in the West 57th Street corridor, a block that offers proximity to Central Park, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and Fifth Avenue within walking distance, at price points that remain more accessible than comparable addresses further downtown.
For buyers who have been watching this conversion since construction began, the wait is over. For those discovering it now, the window is open.
What’s Available
Forty-seven residences across 14 floors. Studios to three-bedrooms. Prices from $1.175 million. Every residence designed by Stephen Sills Associates with the same level of finish and attention regardless of size.
This is a boutique building , 47 units is not a large inventory by Manhattan standards and launches of this caliber at this address do not stay on the market long.
Want to learn more? Let’s talk!
All the best,
Howard Morrel & Leslie Hirsch
Christie’s International Real Estate Group
(212) 956-4823
mha@christiesrealestategroup.com
