Elite Brokers Celebrate the Completion of 108 Leonard's Rooftop Retreat
New York's crème de la crème of brokers recently congregated to celebrate the grand unveiling of the rooftop oasis at 108 Leonard. This neoclassical gem, nestled in the heart of TriBeCa, has been meticulously transformed into 167 opulent homes. The completion of this rooftop marks a significant milestone, adding to the property's expansive 20,000 square feet of wellness-driven amenities.
Howard M. Lorber, Executive Chairman of Douglas Elliman, alongside Susan de França, President and CEO of Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, showered accolades on the sales team. Their commendable efforts have led to an impressive sale of over 70% of the building. The duo also drew attention to the limited units available, with a special mention of the two exquisite penthouses that form part of the Crown Collection.
Elena Sarkissan, the Director of Sales at 108 Leonard, couldn't contain her excitement over the rooftop's inauguration. This space, spanning two levels, offers residents unparalleled views of the city skyline, with the iconic Clocktower standing tall as a testament to the building's historic past. But the rooftop is just the tip of the iceberg. Residents can also indulge in a plethora of world-class amenities, including a 75-foot lap pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a chef's demonstration kitchen, and the enchanting Marble Room lounge.
With only nine residences still up for grabs, ranging from $3,715,000 to $24,450,000, 108 Leonard is fast becoming the epitome of luxury living in TriBeCa.
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