Full-Floor Penthouse With Rooftop Sauna and Spectacular Views of Manhattan Lists for $12.5 Million

A full-floor penthouse nestled high atop the Flatiron House, surrounded by spectacular views of Manhattan, just hit the market for $12.5 million.

Offering 3,228 square feet of luxurious space, the modern residence built in 2021, and designed by Cookfox Architects, also boasts a multilevel loggia.

"The property features expansive floor-to-ceiling landmark views, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen and entertainment space, as well as a private sauna," says Carl Gambino of the Gambino Group, who is co-listing the property with fellow Gambino Group agent Oliver Gold.

There is 916 square feet of outdoor living space designed to soak in the expansive views of the Empire State Building, One World Trade Center, and the iconic MetLife clock tower.

A private elevator opens directly inside the home, while an open floor plan features floor-to-ceiling glass walls with city views, a living room that opens up to an outdoor terrace, and a corner chef's kitchen with custom cabinetry, high-end appliances, and marble countertops.

"The sellers added custom millwork, a spectacular outdoor sauna in a planted loggia, and elegant furniture, all available for sale with the property," Gold notes.

A sculptural staircase leads up to the expansive private roof terrace with an outdoor kitchen and a lounge area designed for entertaining.

The lavish corner primary suite features a walk-in closet, a windowed dressing room, and a spa-inspired bathroom with heated marble floors, a soaking tub, and glass-enclosed shower. Secondary baths have limestone floors and custom vanities.

A $6,700 monthly association fee provides access to a fitness center with a terrace, a residents' lounge, game room, and private storage. The sale also includes a dedicated parking space.

"The Flatiron neighborhood is a coveted destination because it sits at the cross section of historical architecture, the greenery of Madison Square Park, and countless restaurants and shops," Gambino says. "Some of the wealthiest individuals in the world are buying here."