The Centrale
Residence 36B

Midtown

138 E 50th St, New York, NY 10022, USA

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Listing Details

Bedroom

2 Bedrooms

Bathroom

2.5 Bathrooms

Interior

1,518 SQFT

Price

$3,450,000

Taxes

$2,461

Common Charges

$1,652

About The Centrale

Architecture

Architecture
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Pelli Clarke Pelli’s works are some of the most recognized in the world, including the World Financial Center in New York and the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur. What makes The Centrale such a splendid piece of 21st-century architecture is the combination of iconic art-deco style with contemporary elements. The building’s of-this-century glass facade is dotted with terra-cotta chevrons, and top-to-bottom crystalline switchbacks help to instill a rhythm of angled reflections.

Entrance to The Centrale condos in NYC. Driveway running between buildings with potted shrubs and a doorman at the entrance.

Exterior view of The Centrale penthouse in New York. Residential tower with Manhattan skyline in the background.

Birdseye view of The Centrale condos in New York. Tower with glass facade in downtown with buildings and blue sky behind it.

Aerial view of The Centrale residences in NYC. Multiple high rises & tall buildings in downtown with daytime blue skies.

New York-based design firm Champalimaud brought their signature high-end elegance to the 124 residences, which range in size from one bedroom to four bedrooms. In each, open-living layouts create an airy ambiance with sightlines to the city’s dazzling skyline via the floor-to-ceiling glass windows. A favorite touch? Heated bathroom floors clad in Bianco Dolomiti marble.

Corner living room in The Centrale in New York. A desk and couch in front of floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city.

Bathroom at The Centrale in New York. Condo bathroom with double vanities and large soaking tub overlooking Manhattan.

Corner living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, blue chairs, and a white couch overlooking New York at The Centrale condos.

Bedroom at The Centrale condos in New York City. Corner bedroom with a bed, dresser, and large windows with city views.

A condo bathroom with white marble shower, a vanity with mirror, and dark gray wall with a picture at The Centrale in NYC.

A unique perk at The Centrale is the ample amount of residence-only public space the building affords. There’s the Great Room, with its soaring 36-foot-high ceilings and installation by artist Pascale Girardin; the lofty Club Room, with its pale color tone, double-high ceilings, and a fireplace, conveying an expansive but intimate ambiance; and the all-season Club Terrace, giving residents multiple options for organizing gatherings or just using the spaces as an extension of their living quarters. Even before they enter the building, residents also have access to valet private parking.