Jumeirah Essex House at 160 Central Park South is a condominium building located in Manhattan's Central Park South neighborhood that offers luxury apartments for sale. Each of the one-, two- and three-bedroom residences include a full package of excellent hotel-style amenities. Upon entering, residents are greeted by a 24-hour doorman and bellman and have access to concierge services.

The Plaza Residences, at 1 Central Park South, is a luxury condominium located in midtown Manhattan on the outskirts of Central Park. Artfully blending the classic historic features with a modern aesthetic feel, the residences are exquisitely furnished with Versace Home Collection décor. Luxury can be enjoyed against a backdrop of high ceilings, ornate moldings and gorgeous mantelpieces, with carefully laid walnut-bordered herringbone parquet floors and views framed by historically accurate, double-insulated windows.

Overlooking the sculpture garden at the Museum of Modern Art and Fifth Avenue, the luxury NYC apartments for sale in Museum Tower at 15 West 53rd Street boast an enviable Midtown Manhattan address. Museum Tower is not only enviable for its location in the center of Midtown; the amenities of Museum Tower have achieved eminence, from the 52 full time staff members to the laundry, valet and housekeeping services to the Picasso, Hockney and Caro art pieces on display in the lobby.

Thanks to a coveted Upper East Side address, stunning pre-war looks inside and out and a host of very modern amenities, Trump Park Avenue is home to some of the most desirable condominiums on the Upper East Side. With all the luxurious trappings and attention to detail buyers expect from the foremost last name in New York City real estate, Trump Park Avenue offers everything buyers expect from a luxurious Upper East Side apartment at a supremely central location.

In terms of practicality and culture, Midtown Manhattan is the core of New York City, and residents of The Windsor Park, located at 100 West 58th Street, can certainly take advantage of the neighborhood’s offerings. With 17 floors and 103 apartments, the pre-war building was originally built as a co-op in the 1920s, but has since been renovated into a luxury condominium.