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A Riverdale mansion built on the site of JFK’s childhood home is back on the market with a price cut, and it comes with more presidential history than square footage alone can explain.
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Douglas Elliman Development Marketing (DEDM), a division of the esteemed Douglas Elliman Realty, has proudly announced the launch of sales for 200E20TH, a new residential tower that is set to redefine luxury living in New York City's historic Gramercy Park neighborhood. This latest addition to Manhattan's East Side is a collaborative masterpiece developed by Tidhar Group, Ltd., and designed by the award-winning CetraRuddy Architecture.
Situated at the southeast corner of East 20th Street and Third Avenue, just steps from the iconic Gramercy Park, 200E20TH is a harmonious blend of minimalist design and bold architectural expression. The building's rich jewel-tone colors and burnished metal façade pay tribute to the Beaux-Arts style prevalent in the area, while adding a modern twist. The 20-story boutique tower houses a limited collection of 52 residences, ranging from one to three-bedroom and penthouse units. Each residence is a testament to luxury, with amenities that include a fitness center, a serene "secret garden," and a landscaped roof terrace offering breathtaking skyline views.
Susan de França, President and CEO of Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, captures the essence of 200E20TH: "It's a privilege to present a project that embodies the spirit of Gramercy, where the city's rich history and vibrant present meet. 200E20TH is not just a building; it's a celebration of this unique neighborhood's legacy and future."
Elena Sarkissian, a veteran in luxury real estate with over 20 years of experience, leads the sales and marketing efforts. She brings her expertise from previous successful projects, including the $700-million 108 Leonard in Tribeca. Sarkissian emphasizes the building's organic fit within Gramercy's aesthetic, noting, "200E20TH is designed to seamlessly integrate into the neighborhood, reflecting the park's elegance in its landscaped spaces and bronze exterior, while offering sophisticated and timeless interiors."
The residences boast Italian White Oak wide-plank floors, panoramic windows, and state-of-the-art VRF heating and cooling systems. The kitchens are equipped with Miele appliances, Calacatta Oro marble countertops, and custom White Oak cabinets. The primary baths feature Perla Venata Quartzite tile floors, Bianco Dolomiti marble walls, and polished-nickel fixtures, while the secondary baths and powder rooms are equally luxurious.
The amenities at 200E20TH are curated for the ultimate urban living experience. The modern lobby, residents' lounge with a linear fireplace, the tranquil Secret Garden, and the fully landscaped rooftop terrace with an outdoor kitchen and fire pit, all contribute to a lifestyle of elegance and comfort. The building also includes a cutting-edge fitness center with the Oxefit XS1 AI-powered training system, a children's playroom, and bike storage.
Nestled in one of New York City's most picturesque neighborhoods, Gramercy Park is synonymous with old-world charm. With easy access to world-class dining, iconic attractions, and top educational institutions, Gramercy offers a unique living experience. 200E20TH, with its residences priced from $1,435,000 to over $6,000,000, is not just a home; it's a statement of luxury and history.
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Greenwich’s only new luxury condo development has renderings out and sales underway, with a design team pairing RAMSA architecture and Bryan O’Sullivan interiors.
A Riverdale mansion built on the site of JFK’s childhood home is back on the market with a price cut, and it comes with more presidential history than square footage alone can explain.
SERHANT. New Development has launched sales at Sorin, a 40-unit Hudson Yards condo built to Passive House standards with prices starting at $1.45 million.
Frank Sinatra bought this Hoboken brownstone for his parents in the 1940s, and now the gut-renovated duplex is asking $3.95 million.
Ramona Singer and Candace Bushnell turned up at RAND Luxury’s Hamptons Concours d’Elegance, where Mast Capital, Cipriani Residences Miami and The Perigon hosted a VIP lounge to remember.
Dragon Fest’s team is throwing a free, one-day-only festival devoted entirely to eggs, complete with a 15-foot inflatable mascot and 50-plus dishes.
Bal Harbour’s final penthouse pairs oceanfront views with an in-home longevity clinic, and it says a lot about where ultra-luxury real estate is headed next.
Renderings Courtesy of Applet3D Visuals
Introducing Four Fifty Grand, an artfully designed boutique development located at 450 Grand Avenue, in the quaint streets of Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. The exclusive sales and marketing for the project are being handled by Douglas Elliman’s The Scott | Robles Team.
Conceived by the combined vision of Issac & Stern Architects and Durukan Design, Four Fifty Grand offers a well-curated collection of 39 one-to-three-bedroom condominiums. Echoing the neighborhood's charming tree-lined streets and historic architecture, the elegant brick facade rises to a glass crown, creating seven stories of intimate floors along with an array of thoughtfully designed amenities. The interiors feature floor-to-ceiling windows, open floor plans, 10+-foot ceilings, European white oak flooring, high-end finishes, and Bosch washers and dryers. Most homes also boast private terraces or balconies.
Starting prices for these luxurious condominiums are $720,000 for 1-bedroom units, $1,300,000 for 2-bedroom units, and $1,700,000 for 3-bedroom units, with occupancy anticipated for Fall 2023. The development offers an impressive range of upscale amenities, including a fully-equipped fitness center, karaoke and media lounge, outdoor garden, sixth-floor club lounge with terrace, a finished rooftop with BBQ grill, dining tables and seating, a children’s playroom, co-working space, pet spa, and a virtual doorman. Additional storage units are also available for purchase.
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Bal Harbour’s final penthouse pairs oceanfront views with an in-home longevity clinic, and it says a lot about where ultra-luxury real estate is headed next.
Greenwich’s only new luxury condo development has renderings out and sales underway, with a design team pairing RAMSA architecture and Bryan O’Sullivan interiors.
A Riverdale mansion built on the site of JFK’s childhood home is back on the market with a price cut, and it comes with more presidential history than square footage alone can explain.
SERHANT. New Development has launched sales at Sorin, a 40-unit Hudson Yards condo built to Passive House standards with prices starting at $1.45 million.
Frank Sinatra bought this Hoboken brownstone for his parents in the 1940s, and now the gut-renovated duplex is asking $3.95 million.
Ramona Singer and Candace Bushnell turned up at RAND Luxury’s Hamptons Concours d’Elegance, where Mast Capital, Cipriani Residences Miami and The Perigon hosted a VIP lounge to remember.
Dragon Fest’s team is throwing a free, one-day-only festival devoted entirely to eggs, complete with a 15-foot inflatable mascot and 50-plus dishes.
Bal Harbour’s final penthouse pairs oceanfront views with an in-home longevity clinic, and it says a lot about where ultra-luxury real estate is headed next.
Greenwich’s only new luxury condo development has renderings out and sales underway, with a design team pairing RAMSA architecture and Bryan O’Sullivan interiors.
A Riverdale mansion built on the site of JFK’s childhood home is back on the market with a price cut, and it comes with more presidential history than square footage alone can explain.
SERHANT. New Development has launched sales at Sorin, a 40-unit Hudson Yards condo built to Passive House standards with prices starting at $1.45 million.
Bal Harbour’s final penthouse pairs oceanfront views with an in-home longevity clinic, and it says a lot about where ultra-luxury real estate is headed next.