A museum-quality, full-floor condo with direct Central Park frontage has quietly hit the market at Trump Parc, asking $16,375,000. The combined simplex runs roughly 5,450 square feet, dominated by an approximately 2,600-square-foot corner great room that stares straight over the park. The residence was stitched together from several adjoining apartments on the building’s 21st floor and finished over multiple years with gallery-scale materials and custom lighting. Sellers are positioning it as a rare park-front entertainer’s home in a white-glove, prewar building.
Per StreetEasy, Residence 21ABCDE at 106 Central Park South is listed for $16,375,000 and includes four bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms. The listing notes monthly common charges of $11,707 and about 50 feet of direct Central Park frontage.
The sale is being marketed as an Eklund|Gomes exclusive and is handled by Fredrik Eklund, John Gomes, Fabio Petrolino and Frank Barone of Douglas Elliman, according to Compass. Compass' pages for nearby 21st-floor listings show that several smaller, adjacent units on the floor were listed or went into contract in early 2026 for roughly $950,000 to $1,000,000 apiece, including the contract listing for unit 21MNO on Compass, which suggests the full-floor offering was pulled together piece by piece.
How This 21st-Floor Spread Came Together
Records and market reporting indicate the 21st-floor assemblage traces back to Australian developer Daniel Grollo. Coverage by The Real Deal points to lender action in late 2025 that put several of the floor’s units into a lender takeover. That lender activity, combined with the series of smaller contracts on the floor earlier this year, helps explain why the combined simplex is now surfacing as a single, full-floor listing.
Design and Features Inside the Park-Side Home
According to the listing, interiors were conceived and executed by design firm D'Aquino Monaco and lean heavily into gallery-style detailing. The apartment features floating and faceted walls, glass-clad structural columns, polished urethane floors and hand-laid mosaics. A dramatic, approximately 2,600-square-foot corner great room combines living, dining and an eat-in chef’s kitchen, set off by a full-height wine wall and sculptural lighting by Lindsey Adelman Studio, per Realtor. The residence is presented as move-in ready and tailored to large-scale entertaining.
Why It Matters Now
The combined apartment has been floated in previous market cycles at substantially higher asking prices, and the latest listing activity signals a recalibration of expectations for assembled, park-front homes. The new $16.375 million price follows lender activity and a flurry of small-unit contracts on the 21st floor earlier this year, a sequence first flagged in coverage by Yahoo Lifestyle Singapore. For buyers, the condo is being framed as a rare chance to secure a museum-grade, park-front home without stepping into newly built supertall product.
Bottom Line
At $16.375 million, the Trump Parc offering leans on location and highly curated interiors rather than the glass-tower sheen of newer builds and is likely to appeal to buyers who prioritize direct, treetop park views and oversized, flexible entertaining spaces. For full listing details and showing requests, the Douglas Elliman team on the listing is handling inquiries.
