A condo at Vornado’s 220 Central Park South just sold for $34M

It looks like Ken Griffin has a new neighbor in the ultra luxe 220 Central Park South.

An anonymous buyer paid $33.5 million for Unit 35A at the 79-story limestone tower, developed by Vornado Realty Trust and designed by Robert A.M. Stern. According to the offering plan filed with the New York Attorney General’s office, Vornado initially sought $30 million for the unit but later raised the price to $34.5 million.

The buyer used an LLC called “220 CPS LN” to purchase the apartment, according to documents filed with the city on Tuesday.

The unit spans nearly 4,200 square feet and features five bedrooms and five bathrooms. Amenities at the tower include a wine cellar, juice bar, library, swimming pool, basketball court, and a golf simulator room.

Aside from hedge funder Ken Griffin’s record-breaking $238 million purchase of the building’s penthouse, other buyers at 220 Central Park South include Daniel Ochs, another hedge funder, and debt-collection mogul Andrew Zaro.

Vornado is making profits estimated to hit $1 billion, according to the company’s fourth-quarter earnings call Tuesday morning. The project has an estimated sellout of $3.4 billion and total construction cost of $1.4 billion. All 27 of the full-floor units have now sold.

“Big picture, our financial plan is to redeploy the proceeds of 220 CPS sales into the cap[ital] ex[penses] of Farley, Penn One, and Penn Two,” Vornado CEO Steve Roth said on Tuesday morning call, referring to the company’s other projects. “Give or take, we expect to fund all of this cap ex probably with no or very little new debt.”