# Inside a $16 Million Full-Floor Baccarat Apartment

> A full-floor residence in Midtown's crystal-branded tower, across the street from MoMA, hits the market at $16 million.
- Title: Inside a $16 Million Full-Floor Baccarat Apartment | Shortify
- Summary: A full-floor residence in Midtown's crystal-branded tower, across the street from MoMA, hits the market at $16 million. Baccarat's residences sell the same…
- Keywords: real estate, new york, luxury, architecture, baccarat, Inside, Million, Full-Floor, Apartment, Robb Report
- Source: Robb Report — https://robbreport.com/shelter/homes-for-sale/baccarat-residences-unit-42a-nyc-lists-1238628892
- Author: Demetrius Simms
- Published: 2026-09-10T21:00:00+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: real estate, new york, luxury, architecture, baccarat
## Sixteen million, one floor
Unit 42A at New York's Baccarat Residences is listed at $16 million, and it takes up an entire floor of the tower.
## Right across from MoMA
The building sits opposite Edward Durell Stone's landmark MoMA structure in Midtown Manhattan, one of the most visited corners of the city.

> Across the street from Edward Durell Stone's landmark MoMA building in Midtown Manhattan
## SOM drew the building
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill designed the Baccarat Hotel and Residences, giving the crystal brand a glass tower to match its name.
## A crystal house, not a developer
Baccarat was founded under King Louis XV, and the building is built to carry that identity rather than a builder's.

> embodies the luxury crystal brand founded by King Louis XV
## Hotel life, full time
The address works for a two-night stay or year-round living, so residents get hotel service without checking out.

> lavish accommodations suited to both a short trip and year-round living
## Famous for the bar too
The Baccarat is one of New York's glamour destinations for a French 75, and that scene comes with the apartment.

> one of New York's most glamorous destinations for a French 75
## Key takeaway

Baccarat's residences sell the same thing the hotel does: a French luxury house's name attached to a full floor of Midtown, steps from MoMA.