Parc Beaufort: Heritage Reimagined on Billionaires Row

By Sarah Cotty, Associate Broker, SERHANT.

Parc Beaufort: Heritage Reimagined on Billionaires Row

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Built for Artists. Now Designed for Modern Living.

Originally constructed in 1907 as an artist studio building, the residences were intentionally designed with:

  • Double-height ceilings
  • Oversized north-facing windows
  • Open, loft-like layouts

This wasn’t typical residential design it was purpose-built for light, volume, and creativity.

Today, that same framework is being preserved and elevated into a collection of approximately 47 condominium residences, blending pre-war architecture with modern finishes.

As a luxury real estate advisor at SERHANT. and featured agent on Seasons 1 and 2 of Netflix’s Owning Manhattan, Sarah Cotty specializes in architecturally significant properties that blend historic character, modern luxury, and long-term Manhattan value.

Double-height living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, pale sofas, and modern artwork.

The Value of Volume in Manhattan Real Estate

In a city where space is the ultimate luxury, volume becomes just as important as square footage.

At 140 West 57th Street, that shows up in:

  • Dramatic ceiling heights rarely seen in new development
  • Expansive window lines that maximize natural light
  • Flexible layouts that feel more like lofts than apartments

This is what differentiates the property from standard Midtown inventory.

You’re not just buying size you’re buying scale.

Steinway Hall’s ornate, illuminated corner facade at night, with the modern Steinway Tower behind it.

A Location That Holds Its Value

Positioned between Sixth and Seventh Avenue, just steps from Central Park, the building sits within one of Manhattan’s most stable and high-performing real estate corridors.

Within a few blocks:

  • Central Park
  • Carnegie Hall
  • Billionaires’ Row
  • Fifth Avenue retail

This is a location driven by:

  • International demand
  • Limited supply
  • Long-term value retention

In other words, it’s not just prime it’s proven.

Central Park lawn with Midtown Manhattan skyscrapers rising behind the trees.

Boutique Supply in a High-Demand Market

In contrast to large-scale developments, boutique buildings tend to:

  • Maintain exclusivity
  • Experience less internal competition
  • Appeal to a more targeted buyer profile

That scarcity becomes a key driver of long-term value.

 

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