This New York City apartment inside a historic clocktower is selling for $19.25 million—take a look inside

What’s it like to wake up in the most unique apartment in New York City? For the price of $19.25 million, you might have a chance to find out.

This penthouse sits atop 108 Leonard Street, a landmark Tribeca condominium developed by Elad Group, marketed by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing and redesigned by Jeffrey Beers International.

This triplex apartment features 8,770 square feet of indoor space with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and two powder rooms. It also boasts an impressive 3,082 square feet of outdoor terraces, including a wraparound deck at the very base of the clock.

There’s also a private internal elevator and circular staircase that serves both duplex floors and the clock tower base.

“As you ascend level by level, new experiences sort of unfold as you go up,” Tim Rooney, partner at Jeffrey Beers International, tells CNBC Make It. “We drew a lot of inspiration from that Clocktower penthouse for the whole building itself.”