Behind Claridge's, The Connaught, The Berkeley, The Emory, Maybourne Beverly Hills, and Maybourne Riviera stands Maybourne a name synonymous with artistry, discretion, and an extraordinary instinct for anticipating every detail.

Behind Claridge's, The Connaught, The Berkeley, The Emory, Maybourne Beverly Hills, and Maybourne Riviera stands Maybourne - a name synonymous with artistry, discretion, and an extraordinary instinct for anticipating every detail. That same philosophy now extends to a limited collection of private residences in New York, where exceptional service and curated experiences become part of everyday life.

An icon of New York's Art Deco era, One Wall Street was conceived by legendary architect Ralph Walker, whose sculptural approach to the skyscraper helped define the optimism and artistry of the Jazz Age. Originally built as the headquarters of the Irving Trust Company, the meticulously restored 50-story tower has undergone a remarkable transformation while preserving its architectural significance.

At its summit, just seventeen private Maybourne Residences occupy the building's uppermost floors. Each home pays homage to Walker's celebrated architecture while embracing a distinctly contemporary sensibility, with expansive proportions, soaring ceilings, bespoke finishes, and commanding views across Lower Manhattan, New York Harbor, and beyond.

Together, the residences represent a rare convergence of architectural pedigree, contemporary design, and Maybourne's legendary standard of hospitality - an entirely new expression of private turn-key living in one of New York's most important buildings.