Lease a piece of cinematic and financial history! The setting for the 1993 film "Sliver", Morgan Court was constructed on the site of J.P. Morgan's carriage house, adjacent to the Morgan Library and Museum, the famous financier's mansion convert. The product of integrated visions from two renowned architectural firms, Liebman & Liebman modeled the medieval inspired facade after a 14th-Century European castle. Real Estate Weekly described the building's lobby, a greenhouse atrium and pristine, private garden as John Saladino's "successful attempt to create a uniquely serene and totally private park in the center of midtown Manhattan." Morgan Court is strategically located within walking distance to the City's transportation hubs, Grand Central and Penn Stations, the iconic Empire State Building, numerous restaurants featuring the best of global cuisine and the epicenter of designer boutique shopping. The building's social, epicurean and economic relevance exist in sharp contrast to the privacy enjoyed via half-floor and full-floor residences. This European inspired home, uniquely spacious by Manhattan standards, features only the most luxurious and exclusive appliances and finishes, such as select teak wood floors, marble counter tops and custom built-in cabinetry. The premium appointments are bested only by the hotel-level, white glove service, further illustrating the luxury and sophistication that is synonymous with life at Morgan Court.
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