Inside Nate Berkus’s $22.95 Million Penthouse at 15 Hudson Yards

October 28, 20252 min read

Location: 15 Hudson Yards UNIT PH88D, New York, NY 10001

Price: $22,950,000

Presented by: Related Companies

PH88D at 15 Hudson Yards spans 5,139 square feet across two levels and is offered fully furnished for $22.95 million. Designed by Nate Berkus, the residence combines a prime location with exceptional design elements.

The entry gallery leads into a 670-square-foot great room where 26-foot ceilings frame a panoramic city view that shifts from the Hudson River to the Chrysler Building and Freedom Tower. Curving glass walls blur the boundary between interior and skyline, while a double-sided black slate fireplace provides a sculptural focal point.

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The Bulthaup kitchen is defined by clean geometry and restrained luxury, outfitted with Miele appliances, Sub-Zero wine storage, and seamless cabinetry.

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A floating white oak staircase leads to the upper level, where the primary suite, with dual bathrooms and dressing rooms, spans much of the 89th floor. Three additional en-suite bedrooms maintain the same attention to comfort and proportion. A library or home office provides flexibility, while a well-equipped utility room brings practical design to everyday life.

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Throughout, the materials speak quietly but with authority. Cristallo stone, Grigio Trambiserra marble, and white oak flooring create a cohesive palette that feels both grounded and elevated. Custom dressing rooms by Serie Rare Paris and bath fixtures from THG Paris and Toto continue the dialogue between craftsmanship and contemporary design.

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Art plays a central role in the home’s composition. Curated in partnership with Creative Art Partners, the gallery-worthy collection blends antiques and contemporary works. Rather than functioning as decoration, the pieces are part of the home’s rhythm—each contributing to a sense of continuity and calm.

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Residents of 15 Hudson Yards enjoy more than 40,000 square feet of amenities, from a full-service spa and fitness center to an aquatics complex, private dining suites, screening room, and golf simulator. The building’s position within Manhattan’s Hudson Yards development places it amid a concentration of art, culture, and fine dining, yet the penthouse itself remains a world apart—quiet, layered, and deeply considered.