Leasing Launches at Hollingsworth a New Luxury Development in Midtown Manhattan
Located at 70 West 37th Street at the corner of Sixth Avenue, Hollingsworth the 25-story rental building developed by Vanbarton Group features a collection of 380 luxury residences paired incredible amenities, just blocks away from New YorkCity’s iconic Bryant Park.
Designed by New York-based architecture and design firm Fogarty Finger, the residences at Hollingsworth range from studio to two-bedroom apartments, many homes with offering private outdoor space. “Hollingsworth is a rare and immediate rental opportunity offering exceptionally designed residences and thoughtfully curated amenities,” said Joey Chilelli, vicepresident of Vanbarton Group. “The building caters to luxury residents looking to move into a thriving and centralized Manhattan neighborhood with everything attheir fingertips.”
Residents will get to enjoy a wide range of technology and lifestyle-driven amenities including a fitness center with Peloton bikes and Technogym equipment, a “Hub by Amazon” digital locker package system, a variety of co-working spaces and a social lounge, expansive landscaped rooftop with exceptional views of the Empire State Building, outdoor and indoor fireplaces and grills, on-site parking and more. The building will also host social gatherings to bring residents together! Plus, it’s pet-friendly.
Pricing begins at approximately $3,330 per month for a studio, $4,250 per month for a one-bedroom and $5,925 per month for a two-bedroom. Residents will start moving in next month.
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