Welcome home to Apartment 28B at the Worldwide Plaza, 350 West 50th Street.

As you enter this corner unit, you are immediately met with sun drenched south and eastern light. The coveted high floor, B line offers panoramic iconic views of Times Square, the World Trade Center, and river views. This home has just been updated, awaiting its new owner. The newly renovated kitchen features stainless-steel appliances, white shaker cabinetry, sleek granite countertops, and a stacked washer and dryer. Off the kitchen you will find ample space for a full dining set. The new owners will also enjoy brand new, hydropel hickory hardwood floors, just installed throughout. The home features excellent closet space, and generous bedroom sizes, which can easily accommodate king-size beds plus excess furniture, in each. Both bathrooms are equip with new lighting and vanities.

The building offers top-tier amenities, including a live-in Resident Manager, 24-hour Concierge service and doorman, as well as a parking garage. Residents can enjoy eight convenient laundry rooms, five expansive roof decks with stunning views, and a professional conference room. Additionally, the renowned TMPL Fitness Club originally created by David Barton, featuring cutting-edge technology, a saltwater pool, and a sauna, is directly connected to the building. Memberships are available on both monthly and annual bases.

Prime Location in the Heart of Manhattan
The Residences at Worldwide Plaza is a full-service condominium perfectly situated between the vibrant Theater District, Midtown, and Columbus Circle. It's just walking distance away from world-famous attractions, including Central Park, Lincoln Center, Hudson River/ Intrepid Musuem, Rockefeller Center, and St. Patrick's Cathedral. A variety of dining, shopping, and cultural experiences await you, with numerous restaurants and museums nearby.

Transport
For added convenience, residents have access to an on-site garage; as well as, well-connected with easy access to the C, E, 1, W, N, R, B, D, F, and M subway lines, as well as cross-town buses.