Adellco Announces Closings at The Wales Reimagined by Parisian Design House PINTO
Adellco, a real estate owner, developer, and manager with over 25 years of experience in New York City real estate, has announced the commencement of closings at The Wales, a neo-Renaissance condominium building located at 1295 Madison Avenue. The building, which was formerly the Hotel Wales, dates back to the turn of the century and features 21 luxurious two- to four-bedroom residences priced from $3.585 million and an extraordinary, newly-constructed five-bedroom Penthouse asking $23 million. The interiors have been exquisitely reimagined by globally-celebrated design studio PINTO, blending an old-world aesthetic with modern touches and enduring quality.
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The Wales is situated in the heart of the Upper East Side's coveted Carnegie Hill Historic District, just steps away from Central Park. The neighborhood benefits from unwavering demand given its proximity to culture, exceptional schools, historic architecture, incredible restaurants, and Central Park. Matthew Adell, Founder of Adellco, said, "We are thrilled to welcome owners to this storied condominium in Carnegie Hill. We know residents will treasure life at The Wales."
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Residences at The Wales feature white oak herringbone flooring with a natural wax finish, custom cornices, and oversized windows. Kitchens are outfitted with custom white lacquer cabinetry with an Art Deco-inspired geometric relief pattern and Crystal Grey calcite stone countertops and backsplashes. Appliances include Sub-Zero refrigerators, Wolf gas ranges, ovens and speed ovens, XO wine refrigerators, and a Kohler Aquifer water filtration system. Select residences offer wet bars with a Sub-Zero under-counter refrigerator and Kallista fixtures. Each home features an Asko or Electrolux washer/dryer and all residences have individually controlled zoned HVAC units.
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Amenity spaces at The Wales include a sleek fitness center with richly toned oak wall paneling and equipment by Peloton, Hydrow, and NordicTrack, along with a pet spa and grooming station. Bicycle storage and private storage provide added convenience. The Wales' attentive staff provides 24-hour doorman and concierge services. The crown jewel, full-floor 4,179 SF Penthouse atop The Wales boasts five bedrooms, five full baths, and two striking powder rooms. Breathtaking panoramas are visible through walls of oversized windows framing open views to the south and Central Park views to the west. The expansive interiors are complemented by private exteriors spanning 3,114 SF across two levels and include a private elevator, a gracious wraparound terrace, an outdoor kitchen complete with a wet bar, a fireplace, and a butler's pantry.
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