Aman New York Condos for Sale
The first urban Aman residences, crowning the landmark Crown Building at the crossroads of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street with views over Central Park.
About Aman New York
Aman New York is the building that divided Manhattan's ultra-luxury market into before and after — and we say that as a brokerage that has watched every major launch on Billionaires' Row from three blocks away. When Vladislav Doronin and OKO Group announced they were converting the Crown Building at 730 Fifth Avenue into Aman's first urban property, the skeptics were loud: a hotel-condo hybrid in a 1921 office building, at price points north of $10,000 per square foot? Then the sales started, and the skeptics went quiet. The building sold out. The Crown Penthouse closed at $135 million. Three of the ten most expensive residential transactions in New York in 2024 happened at this address. We have walked these units, we have advised buyers considering them, and what follows is what we actually know — not a press release.
The Crown Building itself is a piece of Manhattan history that most people walk past without appreciating. Designed by Warren & Wetmore — the same firm behind Grand Central Terminal — in 1921, it is a Beaux-Arts landmark whose gilded crown has been part of the Fifth Avenue skyline for over a century. Jean-Michel Gathy of Denniston, Aman's longtime design collaborator, handled the conversion, and the result is genuinely impressive: the interiors feel like Aman — warm woods, clean lines, Japanese-inflected calm — but the bones of the building remind you that you are in a hundred-year-old Manhattan landmark, not a resort in Bali. The lower floors house 83 hotel suites. The upper floors contain just 22 private residences, no two with the same layout. That is not marketing language; the building was not designed as condos originally, so Gathy had to work with the existing structure, and each home is genuinely unique.
For buyers cross-shopping at this level, Aman New York sits in a category of its own but competes for the same wallets. Clients looking here are also looking at 220 Central Park South, 432 Park Avenue, Central Park Tower, and sometimes The Surrey's new residences on the Upper East Side. What separates Aman is the hospitality layer — you are not just buying a condo, you are buying into the Aman ecosystem, with a 25,000-square-foot spa, two destination restaurants, a jazz club, and a level of service that no standalone residential building can match. The trade-off is that you pay for it, substantially, in both the purchase price and the ongoing costs. We help clients figure out whether that trade-off makes sense for how they actually live, not how a brochure says they should live.
Aman New York at a Glance
730 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10019
OKO Group
Jean-Michel Gathy / Denniston
2022
22
83
Condominium
Midtown
Aman New York Condos for Sale
Why Buyers Choose Aman New York
Aman Brand Loyalty Is Real — and It Drives Purchases
We have worked with enough ultra-high-net-worth buyers to know that Aman junkies are a real phenomenon. These are people who have visited ten, fifteen, twenty Aman resorts. They plan their year around Aman openings. They know the staff by name at Amangiri and Amanpuri. When Aman announced a New York property, these buyers did not comparison shop — they called their brokers and said get me in. That kind of brand-driven demand is something we almost never see in residential real estate, and it is a major reason the building sold out and resale prices have held. You are not just buying square footage; you are buying into a community of people who share a specific, almost fanatical, appreciation for this brand.
The Wellness and Spa Component Has No Equal in Manhattan
We have been through every high-end amenity package in the city, and nothing comes close to what Aman offers. The 25,000-square-foot spa spans three floors and includes a 65-foot pool, private Spa Houses with hammams and banyas, cryotherapy, integrative medicine, and advanced aesthetic treatments. This is not a building gym with a sauna tacked on — it is a destination spa that happens to be in your basement. For buyers who prioritize wellness as a daily practice rather than an occasional indulgence, this is the deciding factor. We have had clients who looked at 220 CPS and Central Park Tower, toured the Aman Spa, and stopped looking at anything else.
57th and Fifth — The Center of Gravity for Manhattan Luxury
The location has trade-offs we are candid about elsewhere, but the upside is real. You are at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street — Bergdorf Goodman is across the street, Central Park is two blocks north, and you are surrounded by the highest concentration of luxury retail on the planet. For international buyers using this as a New York base, the location is unbeatable — Midtown access to everything, close to helipads and airports, in the center of the business and cultural universe. The Crown Building itself is a recognized landmark, and the gilded crown atop the tower is visible from blocks away. You do not need to give anyone an address; they already know the building.
Only 22 Residences — Exclusivity That Cannot Be Manufactured
Every luxury building talks about exclusivity. Aman New York actually delivers it. There are 22 private residences in the entire building. Compare that to 179 units at One57, 104 at 432 Park, or 179 at Central Park Tower. The math is simple: when one of the 22 Aman units hits the market, it is an event. Inventory is measured in single digits on a good year, and most owners are not selling. That scarcity has real implications for value retention — there is no supply overhang, no wave of new units hitting the market at the same time. For buyers who care about owning something genuinely rare rather than merely expensive, the unit count alone makes the argument.
Our Take on Aman New York — Honest Perspective from a Neighborhood Brokerage
We are going to give you the same candid assessment we give every client who asks us about Aman New York, because that is how we operate. We live and work three to four blocks from the Crown Building. We have walked these residences, we have advised buyers weighing Aman against 220 Central Park South, 432 Park, and Central Park Tower, and we have seen firsthand who buys here and why. Aman New York is a genuinely extraordinary property — but it is not for everyone, and pretending otherwise would be doing you a disservice.
Here is what we tell clients honestly. The positives are significant: the Aman service infrastructure is the best in Manhattan residential, full stop. The spa is world-class. The restaurants are real destination venues, not afterthought amenity spaces. The design work by Jean-Michel Gathy is beautiful and cohesive. The resident community, small as it is, shares a genuine affinity for the Aman brand that creates a sense of belonging you do not find in larger buildings. And with only 22 residences, the exclusivity is not a marketing claim — it is arithmetic.
Now the caveats, because serious buyers deserve them. The price per square foot is the highest in the city — resale transactions have closed between $8,000 and $11,400 per foot, which means you are paying a substantial Aman brand premium on top of already elevated Billionaires' Row pricing. The Crown Building is a conversion, not ground-up construction, and some layouts reflect that — you may encounter columns in unexpected places, hallways that feel tighter than what you would find in a purpose-built tower, and ceiling heights that vary from unit to unit. The 57th and Fifth location is prestigious but commercial and tourist-heavy on a daily basis; it does not have the residential calm of the Upper West Side or the Upper East Side. And the monthly carrying costs are among the highest in Manhattan, reflecting the intensity of the hotel-grade service operation. The Aman Club membership is included, but spa treatments, dining, and services add up quickly.
Our bottom line: Aman New York is the right purchase for buyers who already know and love the Aman brand, who want wellness and hospitality woven into their daily life, and who view the premium not as a surcharge but as the cost of living the way they want to live. If you are primarily buying real estate — square footage, views, layouts — there are buildings in Manhattan that deliver more conventional value for the money. We help clients figure out which camp they fall into, and we are happy to have that conversation with you.
International Buyers Welcome
Foreign nationals can purchase condominiums in Manhattan with no visa or residency requirements. Many international buyers use LLCs for privacy and estate planning. Manhattan Miami specializes in guiding international buyers through the acquisition process, from financing options to closing procedures.
Read Our International Buyer Guide →About Aman New York
Aman New York residences for sale represent the most exclusive and highest-priced condominiums in Manhattan. Located within the landmark Crown Building at 730 Fifth Avenue — the corner of 57th Street and Fifth Avenue — these 22 private homes mark the first urban residential project from Aman, the hospitality brand that has cultivated perhaps the most devoted following in global luxury travel. As a brokerage located three to four blocks from the Crown Building, Manhattan Miami brings a perspective on Aman New York condos shaped by proximity, direct client advisory experience, and an understanding of how this building fits within Manhattan's competitive ultra-luxury landscape.
The Crown Building was designed in 1921 by Warren & Wetmore, the architects of Grand Central Terminal, and its gilded crown has been a recognizable feature of the Fifth Avenue skyline for over a century. Developer Vladislav Doronin and OKO Group undertook the conversion under the design direction of Jean-Michel Gathy of Denniston International, Aman's longtime architect. Gathy's challenge was to introduce Aman's signature language of warm minimalism — oak, walnut, cinnamon wood, bronze — into a landmarked Beaux-Arts shell without losing either identity. Having been inside the finished product, we can say the result succeeds: it feels unmistakably like Aman, but the century-old bones of the building give it a gravity that a new-construction resort property could not achieve.
Aman New York condos are structured as a hotel-condo hybrid, with 83 hotel suites on the lower floors and 22 private residences above. Residents have a dedicated entrance on 56th Street, private elevator banks, and a Sky Lobby that separates residential life from hotel operations. The residences range from one-bedroom homes of approximately 1,150 square feet to the five-story, nearly 14,000-square-foot Crown Penthouse, which closed at $135 million. Every unit has a unique floor plan — a consequence of the building's conversion from commercial to residential use — with finishes that include floor-to-ceiling windows, private terraces, and in select units, private saltwater infinity pools.
The amenity program at Aman New York is the most extensive of any residential building in Manhattan. The 25,000-square-foot Aman Spa spans three floors and includes a 65-foot heated pool, private Spa Houses with hammams and banyas, cryotherapy, integrative medicine, and advanced aesthetic treatments. Dining options include Arva, an Italian restaurant, and Nama, a Japanese omakase experience. The Jazz Club hosts nightly live performances, and the 7,000-square-foot Garden Terrace with fire pits provides outdoor space that is rare at this level. Residents receive complimentary Aman Club membership, valued at $200,000 in initiation fees alone for non-resident members.
For buyers evaluating Aman New York residences for sale against comparable Manhattan properties, the competitive set includes 220 Central Park South, 432 Park Avenue, Central Park Tower, and the Mandarin Oriental and Ritz-Carlton residences. Where Aman differentiates is in the hospitality and wellness layer — no other building offers the depth of service, dining, and spa programming that comes standard here. The trade-off is price: resale transactions at Aman New York condos have closed between $8,000 and $11,400 per square foot, the highest in the city, and monthly carrying costs reflect the intensity of the hotel-grade service operation. Buyers should also be aware that the Crown Building conversion, while beautifully executed, produces some layout quirks that ground-up construction avoids.
The building is fully sold out at the developer level, so all Aman New York residences for sale are resale units. With only 22 homes in the building, inventory is extraordinarily limited — typically no more than one or two units are available at any given time, and some years none appear on the market. That scarcity, combined with the Aman brand premium and strong demand from the brand's global loyalist base, has supported pricing at record levels since the building's completion in 2022.
Manhattan Miami's proximity to the Crown Building and our experience advising clients at this price point allows us to provide guidance that goes beyond listing data. We understand which units offer the best light and views at different times of day, how the building's service compares to competing properties we know firsthand, and what the daily experience of living at 57th and Fifth actually looks like. If you are considering Aman New York condos, we welcome the opportunity to share what we know — candidly, specifically, and from the perspective of a brokerage that works and lives in this neighborhood every day.
Available Residences
Currently available at Aman New York
Residence 17B
730 Fifth Avenue #17B, Manhattan, NY 10019
Unparalleled Living
An Unmatched Suite of Luxury Amenities
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The Visionaries

Jean-Michel Gathy
Architect & Interior Designer

Vladislav Doronin
Developer & Aman Chairman & CEO
The Pinnacle of Midtown Manhattan
Aman New York commands one of the most coveted addresses in the world, presiding over the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street. This iconic Midtown Manhattan location places residents at the epicenter of luxury shopping, world-class cultural institutions, and the verdant expanse of Central Park. The Crown Building's storied corner has been a symbol of Manhattan prestige since 1921, and today it anchors Billionaires' Row, the corridor of supertall residential towers that defines the pinnacle of New York City living.
Central Park & Outdoor Living
Steps from the southeastern entrance to Central Park's 843 acres of meadows, woodlands, and waterways. Residents enjoy immediate access to the Park's running paths, Wollman Rink, the Central Park Zoo, and seasonal programming, all framed by views from the building's upper floors and terraces.
World-Class Shopping
Situated on the most prestigious retail corridor on earth. Bergdorf Goodman lies directly across 57th Street, with Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Harry Winston, Saks Fifth Avenue, and dozens of luxury flagships within a short walk along Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue.
Arts & Culture
Surrounded by globally renowned cultural landmarks including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Carnegie Hall, Rockefeller Center, the Plaza Hotel, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and the galleries of the Upper East Side, all within minutes of the front door.
Dining & Connectivity
Midtown Manhattan offers an unrivaled concentration of Michelin-starred restaurants, iconic dining rooms, and exclusive private clubs. The location provides exceptional transportation access with multiple subway lines, proximity to Grand Central Terminal and Penn Station, and convenient travel to JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark airports.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do you actually get with Aman membership as a resident?
This is the first question every serious buyer asks, and it matters. As an Aman New York homeowner, you receive complimentary membership to the Aman Club, which non-residents pay a $200,000 initiation fee plus $15,000 in annual dues to join. That gets you access to the Jazz Club, Wine Library, Garden Terrace, and the social programming. You also get preferred access to the 25,000-square-foot Aman Spa and priority reservations at Arva and Nama, the two in-house restaurants. Beyond the building, you plug into the global Aman network — preferred rates and access at 35-plus Aman resorts worldwide. For buyers who already vacation at Aman properties, which is a surprisingly large percentage of the people we see at this price point, the membership is not an add-on. It is the reason they are here instead of at 220 CPS.
How does the hotel-condo structure actually work day to day?
The 83 hotel suites occupy the lower floors, and the 22 private residences sit above them on the upper floors. Residents have their own entrance on 56th Street, their own elevator bank, and a dedicated Sky Lobby — you do not walk through the hotel to get home. That said, you share the restaurants, spa, and Jazz Club with hotel guests and club members, which means those spaces can be busy, especially on weekends and during high season. We tell clients this honestly: if you want a completely private, residents-only experience, 15 Central Park West or 220 CPS is more your speed. If you want the energy and service infrastructure of a world-class hotel wrapped around your home, Aman delivers that better than anyone in the city.
What are the actual price ranges for Aman New York residences?
The building is fully sold out at the developer level, so everything is resale now. Original prices started around $5.9 million for a one-bedroom of about 1,150 square feet and went up to $135 million for the five-story Crown Penthouse spanning nearly 14,000 square feet. Resale transactions have recorded prices between roughly $8,000 and $11,400 per square foot, which makes Aman the most expensive building in Manhattan on a per-foot basis. A full-floor unit traded at $55 million, another at $62 million. When units do appear, they move quickly and typically to buyers who already know the Aman brand. Inventory is extraordinarily thin — with only 22 residences total, you may wait a year or more for the right unit.
How does Aman compare to the Mandarin Oriental or Ritz-Carlton residences?
We get this comparison constantly because buyers at this level are familiar with all three brands. The Mandarin Oriental residences at 80 Columbus Circle offer Central Park views and solid hotel services, but the units are older, the finishes are showing their age, and the brand does not carry the same cultlike devotion that Aman inspires. The Ritz-Carlton on Central Park South is well located but is a different product entirely — more traditional, less design-forward, and without the wellness component. Aman is in a different league on spa and wellness — the 25,000-square-foot facility with Spa Houses, cryotherapy, and integrative medicine is not comparable to what you get at Mandarin or Ritz. The premium you pay at Aman reflects that gap. Whether it is worth it depends on how central wellness and the Aman service philosophy are to your daily life.
What are the monthly carrying costs at Aman New York?
This is where some buyers get a reality check. The common charges at Aman New York are among the highest in the city, which makes sense when you consider the hotel-level staffing, the 25,000-square-foot spa, two restaurants, a jazz club, and the overall intensity of the service operation. For a two- to three-bedroom unit, expect combined monthly charges and taxes well into five figures — we have seen monthlies north of $20,000 depending on the unit. The Aman Club membership is included for owners, but spa treatments, dining, and other services are billed separately. We always tell clients: if the monthly carrying cost makes you flinch, Aman is probably not the right fit. The buyers who thrive here view those costs as the price of a lifestyle, not a line item to minimize.
What is the 57th and Fifth location really like to live at?
We are going to be honest about this because it matters. The corner of 57th and Fifth Avenue is one of the most recognizable intersections in the world — Bergdorf Goodman, Tiffany, Louis Vuitton are all within a block. That sounds glamorous in a listing description. The reality is that this is an intensely commercial, tourist-heavy stretch of Midtown. The sidewalks are crowded during the day. The energy is retail and corporate, not residential. You are not stepping out for a quiet morning walk the way you would at 15 CPW on the Upper West Side. Central Park is two blocks north, which is close but not the same as being on the park. What we tell clients is this: the location is ideal if you want to be in the center of everything and you are using this as a pied-a-terre or a base for someone whose life revolves around Midtown. If you want a neighborhood feel, look at the Upper West or Upper East Side.
Who handled the renovation and design of Aman New York?
Jean-Michel Gathy of Denniston International, a Belgian architect based in Malaysia who has designed many of Aman's most celebrated resorts, including Amanyara in Turks and Caicos and Aman Venice. Gathy's challenge here was significant: the Crown Building is a landmarked 1921 Beaux-Arts structure, so the conversion had to honor the existing architecture while introducing Aman's signature aesthetic of warm minimalism. The result works — the public spaces balance gilded-era details with oak, walnut, cinnamon wood, and bronze in a way that feels cohesive rather than forced. The residences themselves are beautifully finished, though we will note that because this is a conversion rather than ground-up construction, some floor plans have quirks — columns where you do not expect them, hallways that are a touch narrow, ceiling heights that vary. These are not deal breakers, but they are worth understanding before you commit.
Is Aman New York worth the premium over other top Manhattan buildings?
This is the question that really matters, and our answer is: it depends on who you are. If you are an Aman loyalist — someone who has spent weeks at Amanpuri, Amangiri, Aman Tokyo — then yes, the premium makes sense because you are buying a lifestyle you already know you love, permanently embedded in Manhattan. The wellness, the service culture, the design language — it is all there. If you are primarily a real estate buyer looking for the best condo in New York, the math is harder to justify. You are paying the highest price per square foot in the city, in a converted building with some layout compromises, at a location that is commercial rather than residential. A comparable spend at 220 Central Park South or 432 Park gets you a purpose-built condo with more conventional layouts and, in many cases, better views. We do not push clients in either direction. We lay out the trade-offs and let them decide what they are actually buying: a condo or a way of life.
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730 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10019