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Private balcony overlooking Central Park and the Midtown skyline at 10 West 66th Street 29E, Lincoln Square

Ante Jakic and Grigor Licul Close a $2.475M Central Park-View Corner Home at 10 West 66th Street 29E

The Compass duo closes a high-floor corner two-bedroom at the Park 10, off Central Park West, with a 29-foot living room, a private balcony and open views over Central Park and Billionaires' Row.

$2,475,000 · Close September 24, 2026 · Co-op · 5 rooms · 2 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · corner unit on floor 29 · south-facing · private balcony · Lincoln Square

Building: the Park 10, 10 West 66th Street · built 1969 · 32 stories · full-service co-op, pied-à-terre allowed, financing up to 75%

29-ft living room, formal dining room (convertible to a third bedroom), rosewood floors, seven California Closets systems, storage locker

Ante Jakic and Grigor Licul of Compass have closed the sale of Residence 29E at 10 West 66th Street for $2,475,000. The home closed on September 24, 2026.

The corner residence sits high in the Park 10, a full-service cooperative just off Central Park West between Central Park and Lincoln Center. It faces south and is filled with natural light, with views across Central Park to the towers of Billionaires' Row, toward Lincoln Center and out to the Hudson River at sunset.

A gallery entrance hall leads to a 29-foot living room that opens onto a private balcony overlooking the park. Next to it, a formal dining room looks toward Lincoln Center and catches a glimpse of the Hudson; it can be converted into a third bedroom or a large open kitchen. Rosewood floors run throughout.

The two bedrooms are split for privacy, and one can work as a private suite. There are two bathrooms and seven California Closets systems, including a large walk-in closet, plus a storage locker in the building.

The Park 10 has a full-time doorman and concierge, a circular driveway and a parking garage, a fitness center, a multi-purpose room, a playroom, a landscaped roof deck, and storage and bike rooms. The building allows pied-à-terre ownership and permits financing up to 75 percent.

For Jakic and Licul, it is a classic Lincoln Square close: a light-filled corner home with a front-row seat on Central Park, and on the Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Closed sale. $2M+ in live markets only. Listing agents named as published. Source: Compass. Photos: Courtesy Compass. Luxury Price Drops is not a brokerage.

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