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Aman New York has announced the addition of four new residences to its Homes collection, located in the iconic Crown Building in Midtown Manhattan.

These new offerings include a One-Bedroom Home on the 17th Floor, a Three-Bedroom Home, Full Floor, a Three-Bedroom Home with Pool, and a Two-Bedroom Home with Pool, bringing the total number of residences to seven.

Each residence is designed to provide the comfort of a private home with the luxury amenities of Aman, including expansive living spaces, contemporary kitchens, and dedicated lift access. Guests can enjoy butler service, complimentary use of the house car, and access to Aman New York's dining venues and wellness facilities.

The standout addition is the Three-Bedroom Home, Full Floor, which occupies the entire 24th level of the building. Spanning 585 square metres, it features three ensuite bedrooms, a media room, and multiple entertaining spaces, with views over Central Park and Fifth Avenue. The Three-Bedroom Home with Pool offers a private terrace with a heated infinity pool, whilst the Two-Bedroom Home with Pool includes a plunge pool and lounge area.

Designed by Jean-Michel Gathy, the interiors draw inspiration from Aman's Asian roots, using natural materials like oak and walnut. Guests also have access to the Aman Spa, dining destinations, and personalised concierge services. Rates start at $9,000 per night for the One-Bedroom Home, with no minimum stay required


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Aman New York unveils four new luxury residences

Aman New York has announced the addition of four new residences to its Homes collection, located in the iconic Crown Building in Midtown Manhattan.

These new offerings include a One-Bedroom Home on the 17th Floor, a Three-Bedroom Home, Full Floor, a Three-Bedroom Home with Pool, and a Two-Bedroom Home with Pool, bringing the total number of residences to seven.

Each residence is designed to provide the comfort of a private home with the luxury amenities of Aman, including expansive living spaces, contemporary kitchens, and dedicated lift access. Guests can enjoy butler service, complimentary use of the house car, and access to Aman New York's dining venues and wellness facilities.

The standout addition is the Three-Bedroom Home, Full Floor, which occupies the entire 24th level of the building. Spanning 585 square metres, it features three ensuite bedrooms, a media room, and multiple entertaining spaces, with views over Central Park and Fifth Avenue. The Three-Bedroom Home with Pool offers a private terrace with a heated infinity pool, whilst the Two-Bedroom Home with Pool includes a plunge pool and lounge area.

Designed by Jean-Michel Gathy, the interiors draw inspiration from Aman's Asian roots, using natural materials like oak and walnut. Guests also have access to the Aman Spa, dining destinations, and personalised concierge services. Rates start at $9,000 per night for the One-Bedroom Home, with no minimum stay required


This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools and checked by the editor before publication. Spot an error? Report it here.

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