in 1998, Howard Stern bought 2 penthouse units to create his 4,149 square foot spread. Then, in 2008, he paid $15.1 million for 2 apartments just below his existing penthouse. It's presumed that he has joined all the units to create a massive 6,695 square foot mansion in the sky.

The Park Millennium is regarded as one of Lincoln Square’s most coveted buildings. With two separate entrances the building encompasses the entire block from Broadway to Columbus and West 67th to West 68th Street. Built in 1994 with 56 floors, this luxury condominium features apartments with unparalleled views of the city, park and river. Located on the ground floor, is a 140,000 square foot multi-level Equinox Sports Club with a myriad of offerings; dynamic group fitness programs, a rooftop deck, outdoor track, extensive cardiovascular and weight training equipment, 2 basketball courts, boxing, soccer, volleyball, a 25 yard swimming pool, a rock climbing wall, spa, yoga classes and the renowned Mind Body Studio. Resident amenities include a 24 hour doorman, concierge, live in super, laundry, private storage and bike storage. Culturally rich, this swath of the Upper West Side is known for its extraordinary cuisine, shopping, art and museums. Centrally located in Lincoln Square, it is only one block to bucolic Central Park, public transportation and neighborhood conveniences such as the Apple Store and Gracious Home.

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