Your First Look At Parker West
We are excited to share with you the exclusive official first look at Parker West, at 214 West 72nd Street. This is a 22-story boutique condominium with 18 homes designed for low-density living. Developed by CBSK / Brooklyn Standard (a collaborative of SK Development, CB Developers and Brooklyn Standard Properties) and designed by GRADE New York.
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Parker West features a collection of 18 studio to three bedroom residences and a complete amenity package, with a primary focus on full-floor two-and three-bedroom homes. Starting prices for a three bedroom that can be converted to a gracious two bedroom is $2.825M.
Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group is the exclusive sales and marketing agency for the building. Select homes will feature private outdoor space and amenities include a stunning roof terrace and expansive river and city views. There is a fitness center, bicycle storage, and an outdoor children’s playscape, which is ideal for distanced playdates.
Some of the team’s most notable projects include 40 Gansevoort Street, 10 Bond Street, The Urban Glass House, and 363 Lafayette Street.
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