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Read MoreLuxe Outdoor Living Spaces for Spring: Embracing the Season in New York's Finest Residences
As winter gives way to the vibrant hues of spring, New Yorkers with a penchant for luxury and outdoor living find themselves in a season of rejuvenation. This year, several exclusive residences in the city are showcasing their private outdoor spaces, perfect for entertaining, relaxation, and enjoying the beauty of nature. Here's a look at some of these exquisite properties, each offering a unique way to welcome the spring season.
The Wales Penthouse in Carnegie Hill
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The Wales, a boutique hotel turned condominium in Carnegie Hill, features a Penthouse that epitomizes luxury outdoor living. Priced at $21.5 million and represented by Adellco, this residence boasts a massive 3,114 square foot terrace over two levels, offering panoramic views of Central Park. The Penthouse's elegant design and expansive outdoor spaces make it an ideal location for springtime enjoyment.
313 West 20th Street, Chelsea
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In the sophisticated neighborhood of Chelsea, 313 West 20th Street stands as a beacon of grandeur. Listed at $12,500,000 and represented by Vickey Barron, this expansive townhouse features multiple private outdoor spaces, perfect for embracing the spring season in style.
238 Greene Avenue Townhouse, Brooklyn
238 Greene Avenue in Brooklyn’s coveted neighborhood is a single-family townhouse that marries upscale finishes with the joys of outdoor living. Priced at $3.5 million and represented by Bianca D’Alessio of Nest Seekers International, this residence includes a backyard, sun terrace, and rooftop deck, offering a serene escape in the heart of the city.
145 Central Park North, #2A Central Park North
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Residence 2A at 145 Central Park North, priced at $2,995,000 and represented by Mike Fabbri of Nest Seekers International, features a 500+ sqft landscaped terrace with an outdoor kitchen. This 3-bedroom residence provides a lush, private space for residents to enjoy the spring season amidst the urban landscape.
These residences not only offer luxurious indoor living spaces but also provide an opportunity to indulge in nature's beauty, right in the heart of New York City. As spring unfolds, these outdoor spaces become the ultimate urban sanctuaries, blending the best of both worlds.
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Prime New York Real Estate With Outdoor Space To Enjoy All Summer
With longer days and increasing temps, prime outdoor spaces are topping buyers’ wish lists. Below, please find a selection of properties from Fox Residential that offer a private oasis to soak up the sun.
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5 Ways to Beautify a Property With Minimal Outdoor Space
To feel happy and satisfied with the space you live in, you have to make the most of your home with your own personal touch. Every square inch counts, especially if you're living in smaller quarters — and that includes outdoor space. The exterior is the first thing guests see when they visit or tour your property.
New York properties are not renowned for their square footage, and many buildings don’t have extensive yards to boast about. Fortunately, there are plenty of fun ways to beautify your exterior that don't require much outdoor space. A beautiful city property relies more on architectural details, artful greenery and thoughtful design.
Curb appeal is for everyone, not just those with huge lawns and giant shrubbery to boast. All you have to do is dive in:
1. Invite Some Color
Even if your front door is your main focal point, adding a few pops of color can do wonders for your home's curb appeal. You can go in whatever direction you'd like with your hues — from a bright red front door to a purple mail slot. Experiment with your shutters, your walkway and any other details your home might have.
Colors are a great way to show personality in your curb appeal, and they can make your space look put-together and stylish. There’s nothing residents and tourists love more than a row of city buildings with colorful doors, after all — it’s an easy way to stand out in a sea of brown and gray properties.
2. Polish the Exterior
When you don’t have a lot of outdoor space, the main attraction of your property will be its exterior appearance. Owners can boost curb appeal by spending more time attending to the very bones of the building.
One of the best places to put your attention is your siding. Good quality, clean siding can improve your curb appeal and increase the resale value of your property should you ever choose to put it back on the market. Power washing is one way to brighten up the exterior, but if your siding is still looking a bit shabby, it could even be time to replace it.
In addition to enhancing the quality, updating your siding enables you to match the architectural style and color to your preferences. This work can help your property blend into the neighborhood style, embrace a pop of color or simply refresh the original design to make it more appealing to passersby.
3. Let Your Plants Hang Out
If you don't have the space for traditional landscaping, there's no need to fear. There are plenty of creative greenery solutions to make your property lush and natural without digging around in the dirt.
Potted and hanging plants can do wonders for a space and can create a cascading environment of greens right outside your front door. Try bringing in macramé and hanging baskets to get the full effect. You can have fun exploring your options for hanging plants and decorating with natural beauty in a brand new way.
4. Get Seasonal
Nothing shouts fun decor quite like a few seasonal touches throughout the year. People often underestimate the power of a wreath, but it packs a major punch. Stacking a couple of cute Halloween, winter holiday and even summer-themed decorative pieces can make your home inviting. Go all out for your favorite holidays or keep it refined all year long.
Changing up little details throughout the year demonstrates your attention and care for your property. Christmas lights, a few spooky cobwebs or a summer wreath can spruce things up and add a bit of charm.
5. Add a Bit of You
Your personality creates the details that make your house a home, and that's just as true on the outside as it is on the inside. Do you have a terrace that can be decorated to show off your favorite plants or furniture choices? Or street-facing windows that can benefit from attractive draperies? From detailed shutters to adorable doormats to creative lighting solutions, you can find details that make your home feel more like your own.
Doing this can bring a unique flair that will impress guests and put a smile on your face every time you return from a day of work.
Improve Your Curb Appeal Without Landscaping
You can do so much with your outdoor space, even if you don't have much of it. Your personality can shape your decor, taking your curb appeal to the next level. It's the little things that make your home special, especially when you're short on space.
Having fun, getting creative and embracing new ideas can make your city property even more beautiful than before.
Holly Welles is a real estate blogger covering design, finance and market trends for apartment dwellers. You can find more of her work on her blog, The Estate Update.
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