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15 CPW penthouse pad sells for $48M

Deal rates as luxury tower's second-priciest sale to date

From left: 15 Central Park West and the view from the 18th- and 19th-floor unit
From left: 15 Central Park West and the view from the 18th- and 19th-floor unit

A duplex condominium at 15 Central Park West sold last week for $48 million, despite clearing about $15 million less than the original asking price, today’s property records show.

The 5,610-square-foot apartment spanning the 18th and 19th floors at the Zeckendorfs’ luxury tower sold to an LLC represented by a Chicago law firm, according to records that became public today.

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The four-bedroom, seven-bath apartment featuring a park-facing terrace, staff room and internal elevator was listed for $62.5 million when it hit the market in October. Listing agent Kyle Blackmon of Brown Harris Stevens could not immediately be reached for comment.

The sale marks the second-priciest in the 202-unit building to date, topped only by the $88 million sale of former Citigroup Chairman Sandy Weill’s 6,744-square-foot home in 2012, which set a Manhattan residential record. Blackmon was the listing broker on that deal, as well as the $29 million sale of a 33rd-floor apartment in August.

Seller the Ullman Family Partnership bought the apartment that hit public records today for $23.9 million in March 2008, according to city filings.

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