This heavenly penthouse in Hells Kitchen boasts one of the most unique and largest private terraces in all of Manhattan. Over 3,000 square feet in size, it is a vast and breathtaking urban oasis and playground; it’s the only private terrace in the city featuring a bocce ball court that also functions as a golf putting green. In addition to providing a huge lounging, sitting and dining area with a gas barbeque grill for glorious alfresco living, dining and entertaining, what makes this urban retreat even more distinctive and special are the protected panoramic and jaw-dropping views of midtown Manhattan.

Singularly unique and equally dramatic is the interior of this very private three-bedroom penthouse, currently configured as a two bedroom with a den/media area. The gorgeous atrium-covered living and dining areas are bathed in all day sunlight and provide open panoramic views of the landscaped terrace and surrounding curtain of high-rises; views that are stunning by day and enchanting by night. It's no wonder this penthouse showplace served as Mickey Rourke's apartment in the 1986 classic movie "9 1/2 Weeks."

The large L-shaped kitchen is fully stocked with top-notch stainless steel appliances, ready to accommodate the needs of a home that simply begs to entertain. Off the living area is a den/media area. The spacious master bedroom includes an oversized walk-in closet and serene en-suite bathroom, while the second large bedroom features eastern views of midtown, another walk-in closet and direct access to the home's second bathroom.

Dating to the late 1800s, The Piano Factory building is a loft-conversion on the site of the Wessell, Nickel & Gross Company, a piano works factory. Today, the building is a well-established, self-managed co-op with very low monthlies, allowing pets, pied-a-terres and subletting. At the entry, a Romanesque Revival archway leads you to the building's iconic European style courtyard, at once leafy and beautifully industrial. Originally serving as the factory's storage yard, today the brick-lined outdoor spaces are punctuated by striking original steel catwalks, leafy plantings and inviting seating areas. The Piano Factory complex has frequently been used for movie and television filming because of its photogenic beauty.

Located in the heart of vibrant Hell's Kitchen, this home is at the center of quintessential New York living, just steps from the Theater District and the heart of Midtown. The amazing Hudson Yards and Brookfield Manhattan West developments to the south and Columbus Circle shops and Whole Foods to the north provide premier shopping, dining and entertainment, while the High Line and Hudson River Greenway and nearby Central Park provide glorious outdoor space. The eclectic restaurant scene of 9th Avenue is just around the corner and legendary Restaurant Row is a block away. Transportation is unbeatable with Port Authority and Times Square providing immediate access to A/C/E, 1/2/3, N/Q/R, S and 7 trains.,This heavenly penthouse in Hells Kitchen boasts one of the most unique and largest private terraces in all of Manhattan. Over 3,000 square feet in size, it is a vast and breathtaking urban oasis and playground; it’s the only private terrace in the city featuring a bocce ball court that also functions as a golf putting green. In addition to providing a huge lounging, sitting and dining area with a gas barbeque grill for glorious alfresco living, dining and entertaining, what makes this urban retreat even more distinctive and special are the protected panoramic and jaw-dropping views of midtown Manhattan.

Singularly unique and equally dramatic is the interior of this very private three-bedroom penthouse, currently configured as a two bedroom with a den/media area. The gorgeous atrium-covered living and dining areas are bathed in all day sunlight and provide open panoramic views of the landscaped terrace and surrounding curtain of high-rises; views that are stunning by day and enchanting by night. It's no wonder this penthouse showplace served as Mickey Rourke's apartment in the 1986 classic movie "9 1/2 Weeks."

The large L-shaped kitchen is fully stocked with top-notch stainless steel appliances, ready to accommodate the needs of a home that simply begs to entertain. Off the living area is a den/media area. The spacious master bedroom includes an oversized walk-in closet and serene en-suite bathroom, while the second large bedroom features eastern views of midtown, another walk-in closet and direct access to the home's second bathroom.

Dating to the late 1800s, The Piano Factory building is a loft-conversion on the site of the Wessell, Nickel & Gross Company, a piano works factory. Today, the building is a well-established, self-managed co-op with very low monthlies, allowing pets, pied-a-terres and subletting. At the entry, a Romanesque Revival archway leads you to the building's iconic European style courtyard, at once leafy and beautifully industrial. Originally serving as the factory's storage yard, today the brick-lined outdoor spaces are punctuated by striking original steel catwalks, leafy plantings and inviting seating areas. The Piano Factory complex has frequently been used for movie and television filming because of its photogenic beauty.

Located in the heart of vibrant Hell's Kitchen, this home is at the center of quintessential New York living, just steps from the Theater District and the heart of Midtown. The amazing Hudson Yards and Brookfield Manhattan West developments to the south and Columbus Circle shops and Whole Foods to the north provide premier shopping, dining and entertainment, while the High Line and Hudson River Greenway and nearby Central Park provide glorious outdoor space. The eclectic restaurant scene of 9th Avenue is just around the corner and legendary Restaurant Row is a block away. Transportation is unbeatable with Port Authority and Times Square providing immediate access to A/C/E, 1/2/3, N/Q/R, S and 7 trains.