Duplex in Carhart Mansion, condos with park views among priciest listings last week

Lofty units with Central Park views dominated last week’s priciest listings.

Combined, the top five listings in New York City totaled $127.7 million, that’s $20.7 million more than the previous week’s total.

Here’s a look at the five most expensive properties to hit the market between March 2 through March 8, according to an analysis of StreetEasy and Compass data.

1. 111 West 57th Street, Unit #68 | Midtown | $30 million
The three-bedroom sponsor unit spans close to 3,900 square feet and an entire floor in JDS Development Group’s slender tower. The condo includes refrigerated wine storage, 14-foot ceilings and Gaggenau kitchen appliances. Douglas Elliman’s Amy Williamson has the listing.

2. 3 East 95th Street, Duplex Unit | Upper East Side | $28.4 million
The 10,350-square-foot condo is a duplex with the landmarked Carhart Mansion, which was built in 1916 and celebrated for its 18th century French Classicism. The unit has private elevator access, a wood-burning fireplace and a large balcony. Stan Ponte of Sotheby’s International Realty has the listing.

3. 50 Central Park South, Unit #24B | Midtown | $25 million
The three-bedroom condo at the Residences at the Ritz-Carlton overlooks Central Park from its master bedroom and living room areas. The 3,895-square-foot unit has an eat-in kitchen and two walk-in closets. Yifan Zhao of Compass is handling the listing.

4. One57, Unit #58A | Midtown | $24.8 million
The 4,483-square-foot unit high in the tower on West 57th Street has 58 feet of floor-to-ceiling windows facing Central Park. The condo has three bedrooms, four and a half baths and its grand salon consists of a backlit bar, entertainment center and formal dining room. The unit was the first in the building to be flipped in 2014 for $34 million. The listing is with Deborah Kern of The Corcoran Group.

5. 520 Park Avenue, Unit #25 | Upper East Side | $19.5 million
The three-bedroom single-floor home sprawls 4,628-square-feet. It consists of a library, family room, living room, gallery, kitchen and dining room. The unit has 11-foot ceilings and White Oak hardwood floors. It was sold to an anonymous buyer for $21 million in 2018. Compass’ Brian Lewis has the listing.

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