Our Favorite Listing For The Week: A Home Owned By The Winklevoss Twins

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20 Greene St., PH 6A | $16,950,000 | Agents: The Steven Cohen Team at Douglas Elliman

Our favorite listing of the week is the home is owned by the Winklevoss twins, billionaire crypto entrepreneurs.

Stunning & sophisticated condominium loft in SoHo featuring incredible outdoor terrace space with unobstructed 360’ views including every landmark in the city from Hudson Yards, to the Freedom Tower, to the Empire State Building. Located within the prestigious Cast Iron District, this 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom penthouse includes 4,300+ sq ft interior and the dramatic 2,200+ sq ft exterior. Enter into your semi private elevator landing and into the expansive first level with original arched windows and soaring ceilings.

his living area is larger than most apartments and is centered on the Crestron controlled gas fireplace and an unbroken gallery-length wall of over 57’. The rich beautiful open kitchen is a chef’s dream with an abundance of cabinet, storage and counter space, perfect for prepping for major entertaining or more casual informal gatherings.

This living area is larger than most apartments and is centered on the Crestron controlled gas fireplace and an unbroken gallery-length wall of over 57’. The rich beautiful open kitchen is a chef’s dream with an abundance of cabinet, storage and counter space, perfect for prepping for major entertaining or more casual informal gatherings.

To the far end of the extensive living space is the climatic floating stair case which takes you to the second and third levels. Perfectly designed with a sky light to accentuate the breathtaking structure and allow for warmth and light.

Just beyond the staircase separated by sliding door of Argosy steel and glass lies the rich library/den/media room featuring custom millwork, wall paneling a gas fireplace with onyx colored Travertine hearth, and dry bar with 15" Sub-Zero wine cooler.

Also in this area is the first level bedroom suite with its own large bathroom and beautiful built in wood paneling and closet space. This level features a dramatic powder room clad completely in rich dark brown marble.

The second level has two bedrooms and two large terraces. The grand primary bedroom suite is bathed in warm light and unlike any other including 2 oversized custom walk in closets and a beautiful spa bathroom. A wall of sliding glass doors lead to the private oversized south facing terrace.

Up to the third level is a wet bar with access to the largest of the three terraces perfect for incredible entertaining and the most sweeping city views.

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Space-Saving Alternatives to the Classic Dining Room

Square footage can be a hot commodity when it comes to living space. Urban rentals are especially notorious for a lack of space. When physical space is limited, a dining room or designated dining area may be the first thing to go. On the flip side, you may find yourself needing your dining space for another purpose.

Given that most people don’t use a formal dining area these days, that space may serve you better if you use it in another way. Whatever your dining space needs are (or aren’t), there’s a solution for you.

1. Multipurpose Furniture Arrangements

If you’re looking to add a dining area to your rental but your square footage to work with is less than plentiful, you might want to consider a multipurpose furniture arrangement. Especially when you’re renting, you won’t be able to expand your space, so it’s important to utilize the space you do have in the smartest way possible.

Maybe your rental has a built-in furniture feature, such as a window seat or extended kitchen counter. If you have a window seat, you can use it as a reading nook or lounging spot, but a table and some chairs can turn it into a functional dining area.

With 86% of home buyers preferring a kitchen/dining area combination, it’s likely you may have some extra counter space that you can add a few barstools to, and it can serve as a great spot for entertaining or your everyday dining needs without the need for a formal dining set and designated room.

If you’re creating a space entirely out of your own furniture, consider using benches or tables with extra storage. This can offer you a solution to a lack of storage, or allow you to use this space for multiple purposes.

With the advent of remote and hybrid work, you may need to use your dining area as a workspace as well. Simply stow away your work materials when you’re clocked out, and enjoy your meals in a cozy dining area.

2. Utilize Other Areas of Your Living Space

Even if you don’t have a dedicated dining area, you might have another area that can double as a dining and living space.

If your rental is blessed with an outdoor living area and favorable weather, consider adding a dining set to your outdoor setup. Depending on the space, you may be able to accommodate a bistro set or a formal dining set. Either way, adding dining space to your outdoor living setup can give you the benefits of outdoor time and the perfect place to enjoy your meals, weather permitting.

Unfortunately, not all of us have the luxury of a usable outdoor area or the climate that allows for its use. Without a dedicated room or area for dining, you may have to make your own with the living space you do have. If a lack of square footage is your main concern, try some space-saving techniques like using the corners and wall space you do have available.

3. Use Your Dining Space for Another Purpose

You might find yourself needing more space, but not for a dining area. Maybe you have a formal dining area and an eat-in kitchen, and don’t utilize your dining space often enough to justify keeping it around for that purpose. 

If you have a dining space in your home that you don’t find yourself using, you might consider using that space for something else that will serve you and your lifestyle better.

Depending on the setup of your living space, a guest room may be the perfect replacement for your formal dining area. Even if this has less privacy than you’d like to offer your guests, using room dividers or curtains can supplement both privacy and an aesthetic touch.

With the right vision, an unused dining area can provide an excellent home for really any spatial needs you may have outside of mealtime. If you find yourself getting a lot of work done at home, give yourself an adequate space for productivity and turn that dining area into a home office.

You can also take a break by attending the Jukebox Jive dinner theater show in Lancaster, PA, or enjoying a nearby entertainment event to recharge and refresh your creativity. Balancing productivity with fun can help you maintain motivation and avoid burnout.

A keyboard and drums might find a home in your repurposed dining area if you’re a musician looking for a spot to practice. You might even want to swap out the dining table for a pool table and enjoy your new game room.

Get Creative With Your Dining Space

Whether you find your dining area becoming dispensable in your lifestyle or you don’t feel you have enough space for a dedicated dining space, there’s always an answer to your problem. Even if you’re renting, one of the most exciting things about having your own space is making it yours. Getting creative with the limits put on your living space can make it feel all the more like home.

Author

Evelyn Long is the editor-in-chief of Renovated. Her real estate work has been published by the National Association of REALTORS®, Rental Housing Journal, and other online publications.

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New York City Luxury Towers Inspired by New York History

Design inspiration can be found all over New York City thanks to the city's landmarked buildings and overall rich architectural history - not to mention its vibrant parks and green spaces. Now more than ever, architectural firms are looking at a building's environment to inspire its facade and overall exterior as a way of storytelling. With design steeped in New York City history, the new buildings listed below tell their own unique story of New York City's past and present.

150 East 78th Street

Located on the corner of 78th Street and Lexington Avenue, 150 East 78th Street - the condo development designed by award-winning architectural firm Robert A.M. Stern Architects - features an arched opening on 78th Street flanked by windows and metal detailing all painted a rich distinctive shade of green at the base of the building - a first for RAMSA and an ode to the metal conservatories that once existed in the surrounding Upper East Side neighborhood. The metal detailing and conservatories in a rich green continue as the eye travels up the building's facade and play beautifully against the warm tones of the brick and limestone façade.

(Credit: Hayes Davidson)

200 East 83rd Street

Rising approximately 500 feet above the corner of 83rd and Third Avenue, 200 East 83rd is its own celebration of the Upper East Side's architectural romance. The tower's traditional masonry façade of hand-laid Indiana limestone is embossed with wildflowers that were native to the area. Robert A.M Stern Architects wanted to pay homage to this historic location by memorializing these now extinct New York flowers in a way that would provoke people to want to learn more while bringing a little bit of the past to the present. These intricate and eye-catching details are carved around the building's elegant custom-brushed blackened nickel front door, allowing them to be admired at street level. Expanding on the classic Upper East Side tradition, the building also features sculpted railings that echo the street’s treelined greenery.

(Credit: DBOX)

Front & York

Designed inside and out by celebrated architect Morris Adjmi, Front & York is introducing the first opportunity to live in a full-service, luxury urban oasis in DUMBO. Inspired by DUMBO’s iconic Belgian-block streets and historic warehouse architecture, Front & York’s highly detailed, hand-laid brick façade is made of 1.2 million custom-made Glen-Gery bricks in a distinct hue that reflects the color of the surrounding streets. The intricate façade of the two 21-story residential towers is topped with a scalloped, custom-molded concrete superframe crafted in New York’s Hudson Valley, and the base of the building showcases signature arches inspired by the spandrels of the nearby and iconic Manhattan Bridge.

(Credit: Will Femia)

Vandewater

Vandewater is the first luxury residential condominium of its kind on Manhattan’s West Side. Located in the vibrant neighborhood of Morningside Heights, Vandewater offers 183 residences ranging from studios to four bedrooms. Designed by the celebrated INC Architecture & Design, the building is a fresh representation of the local classical neo-gothic architecture of the Manhattan neighborhood of Morningside Heights. Additionally, the building's facade material and color of weathered limestone pays homage to the nearby Riverside Church.

(Credit: Binyan Studios)

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Delshah Capital Selects REAL New York for Final Sellout of East Village Condo - The Avant

Delshah Capital has tapped a new brokerage team to sell the final remaining units at the East Village condominium, The Avant – selecting REAL New York to lead sales and marketing.

REAL New York is no stranger to achieving record breaking success in a competitive sales market, and is responsible for completing the highest priced condominium sale in Manhattan south of 23rd Street, which still holds the record today.

Photo’s courtesy of REAL New York

“The Avant is a sophisticated condominium at the intersection of one of Lower Manhattan’s most dynamic neighborhoods,” said Louis Adler, principal and co-founder of REAL New York. “We are thrilled to sellout the remaining residences and anticipate incredible momentum, particularly given the unprecedented demand in today’s market.”

In homage to the neighborhood’s rich history, the property also exhibits collaborations from renowned New York artists WhIsBe, Dain, and Flore. These installations offer an aesthetic akin to that of Basquiat, Keith Haring, and Jeff Coons, all of whom also launched their careers in the East Village. Lifestyle offerings include a part-time doorman supplemented with a ButterflyMX smart video intercom system which allows residents to securely receive packages and unlock doors remotely via the app. Additional amenities include a fitness center, resident lounge, bicycle storage and furnished rooftop deck with sweeping Manhattan views.

Located at 533 East 12th Street The Avant is comprised of 26 condominium homes with interiors by Italian design studio Bluarch Architecture featuring sleek contemporary design and unique high end finishes. Remaining residences include studio to two-bedroom homes and are priced from $885,000 to $2,350,000.

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Our Favorite Open Houses This Weekend

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Downtown Brooklyn

WHERE: 211 Schermerhorn Street, 5B

COST - $1,450.000

WHEN: Saturday, 4/14 12PM to 1:00PM

Description: This 2 bed, 2 bath condo has a seamless blend of rich and classic materials. It has an open and airy floorplan with a private balcony right off of the living and dining space. The space boasts oversized, floor to ceiling windows, wide plank oak floors, and an open kitchen with solid wood white oak cabinetry giving a minimalist, artisanal feel. The primary suite with a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom and the condo also has a Bosch washer and dryer.

Bedroom : 2

Bathroom: 2

Bushwick

WHERE: 1009 Hancock Street 3R

COST: $775,000

WHEN: Saturday, April 16TH 11:00AM-1:00PM By appointment only

Description: Very airy and spacious 1 bedroom condo with 1.5 bathrooms and a private balcony. The home has soaring 10’ ceilings with distinct living, dining, and kitchen quarters. The kitchen has quartz countertops and an island with seating as well as elegant grey tone cabinetry. The rest of the living area has a loft-like feel with balcony access and custom bookshelves which lead you into a separate home office, access through custom French doors.

Bedroom : 1

Bathroom: 1

Tribeca

WHERE: 181 Hudson Street 4BC

COST: $5,850,000

WHEN: Sunday, April 17TH 1:30PM-2:30PM By appointment only

Description: This 2,919 sq ft Tribeca loft has the finest materials and finishes. It has soaring 11ft beamed ceilings, 10 oversized windows, and hand-oiled double-layer red oak hardwood floors. The condo also boasts 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms as well as a separate media room and library.

Bedroom : 3

Bathroom: 3

Foragers Table Re-Opens With Worldly New Executive Chef Olivier Palazzo

Annabella Pardo

A quiet corridor in the heart of Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood once again pulses with culinary vitality with the reopening of Foragers Market and their restaurant, Foragers Table. The decade-old farm-to-table favorite – which closed during the Pandemic – is now helmed by new Executive Chef Olivier Palazzo, and features his boldly reimagined “modern-Mediterranean” menu along with a far-sighted wine and cocktails program.

Photo via @foragersnyc

Worldly and well-traveled, Palazzo’s influence will also extend to the Market’s beloved “grab-and-go” grocery. And the restaurant – tucked gently just beyond the Market – will debut an after-hours live music program with a relaxed and jazzy vibe. 

Photo via @foragersnyc

“Olivier embodies a younger, more international, more inclusive generation that is increasingly calling New York City home,” says Anna Castellani, who owns Foragers’ Chelsea location with partner Michael D’Amato. “His mix of cuisines and focus on vegetables not only reflects the future of food – but the future of New York itself.” 

Born in West Africa and raised in the South of France, Palazzo’s contemporary, plant-focused cuisine is global, sustainable and nourishing for body and soul. Working with local purveyors across the Hudson Valley, Palazzo and Castellani have devised a season-driven dining experience that marries the best in regional bounty with French, Italian and Israeli flavors and techniques. A veteran of Parisian restaurants such as the Michelin-starred Le Quinzième – as well as Cyril Lignac’s Aux Prés and Le Chardenoux – Palazzo formally joined the Foragers family in February.

Photo via @foragersnyc

“My grandfather was actually from Sicily, so our Mediterranean-with-a-twist menu feels completely authentic to me,” says Palazzo, who began cooking for his own family during his early childhood in the Ivory Coast. “Plus, I’m a long-time Chelsea resident who’s been eating at Foragers for years – they just didn’t know that I was a chef!” 

Photo via @foragersnyc

The reopening of Foragers Table marks the latest milestone for co-owner Castellani, the creative mind behind Dekalb Market Hall – the largest food hall in all of Brooklyn – along with The Hugh Food Hall in Midtown. In April, Castellani will open ANA Bar & Eatery, an all-day restaurant, marketplace and eatery at The Hudson Yards. 

Foragers Table is open Tuesday through Sunday for dinner service only starting at 5pm to 10pm. For reservations or more information, go to OpenTable or visit www.foragersmarket.com/restaurant.  Foragers Table is located at 233 8th Avenue in Chelsea.

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Inside The Fifth Annual French Heritage Society Book Award Ceremony

Lauren Auricchio, Elizabeth Stribling, and Catherine Poirier

Last week, the New York Chapter of French Heritage Society (FHS) celebrated the winning author of the Fifth Annual French Heritage Society Book Award, Agnès Poirier, for her evocative Notre-Dame: The Soul of France on Thursday, April 7, 2022, at the headquarters of Villa Albertine in NYC.

The program featured a pre-reception, book signing, and discussion with Ms. Poirier moderated by Laura Auricchio, Dean of Fordham College at Lincoln Center, as well as an elegant cocktail reception for all attendees. Judith Roze, Deputy Cultural Counselor of France in the United States, and Elizabeth Stribling, Chairman of FHS and Award Co-Chair, offered welcoming remarks ahead of the discussion. Christian Draz, FHS Board Member and Award Co-Chair, presented Ms. Poirier with the Jefferson Cup and $5,000 prize.

The event was made possible by Co-Chairs Elizabeth Stribling and Christian Draz; the FHS Book Award Steering Committee, Yann Coatanlem, Janet Desforges, Patricia Forelle, and Clydette de Groot; and the New York Chapter Co-Chairmen, Guy Robinson and Odile de Schiétère-Longchampt. A jury comprised of Cheryl Hurley, Anne Poulet, and Bruno Racine chose Notre-Dame: The Soul of France unanimously from a shortlist of five titles that illuminate elements of French cultural or historical patrimony.

Barbara Evans Butler, Kenneth Scheff

Esteemed Guests included: Rene-Pierre Azria, Rosalie Brinton, James Colias, Patricia Cossutta, Denise Decker, Barbara Evans Butler, Jonathan Foster, Michéle Gerber-Klein, Celso Gonzalez-Falla, April Gow, Jennifer Herlein, Brenda Johnson, Helen King, Wolfram Koope, Jesse Kornbluth, Judy McLaren, Michael Massing, Laura Microulis, Tara Milne, Robert and Marie-Claude Myers, John Oden, Egle Rincon, Roberta and Arthur Sandeman Houghton, Kenneth Scheff, Jack Soultanian, Stephanie Stokes, and Marianne Wyman.

French Heritage Society is an American nonprofit organization with ten chapters in the U.S. and one in France. Its central mission is to ensure that the treasures of our shared French architectural and cultural heritage survive to inspire future generations. Now celebrating its 40th Anniversary, FHS has given nearly 650 restoration and cultural grants to properties throughout France and in the U.S. and selected and supported over 500 students from prestigious universities who have crossed the Atlantic for internships at esteemed institutions. Its emergency Notre-Dame Restoration Fund has raised nearly $2.6 million to date.

American philanthropy has a long and storied history in France, and French Heritage Society has played an important role in this special relationship since our founding in 1982. Join us throughout 2022 as we honor forty years of evolution and achievement. In October, celebrations will culminate with an exquisitely curated series of visits and receptions in Paris, including an unforgettable ball at the Petit Palais on Saturday, October 15, 2022. 

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Our Favorite Listings For The Week

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133-36 37th Avenue #PH3C

 This majestic three-bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home with panoramic views & enormous private rooftop deck is a dream come true. The apartment faces West with jaw-dropping Manhattan skyline & water views overlooking Flushing Creek & East River. There are wraparound private balconies that accentuate the dining and living room spaces with a duplex rooftop private terrace for all your entertaining needs. We even included your own customized built-in BBQ area with WOLF gas range grill set on the roof deck for your ultimate pleasure. The total private outdoor space is 1213 SF. Combined with living space of 2,156 SF; you have 3,369 total area SF of space to enjoy!

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1045 Madison Avenue, #11

Credit: Brown Harris Stevens

This combined two full-floor duplex at the boutique 14-unit The Benson, 1045 Madison Avenue (bet. 79 & 80), #11 has over 8,300 square feet, 10 bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms, 2 kitchens and a great room that transports to a bygone era overlooking Madison Avenue with vignettes of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park treetops.

 The Benson provides the services and amenities of a 5-star hotel with 24-hour door staff, concierge, basketball court, movie theater, spa with sauna and steam room, fitness center, library, garden, kids playroom and pet spa. Anna Shagalov, Bo Poulson and Kristin Herrera Brown Harris Stevens are the listing agents.

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781 Fifth Avenue, 29T

A sun-flooded, full-floor, tower residence at The Sherry Netherland with expansive views of Central Park and the Manhattan Skyline. Originally designed by renowned interior designer, Geoffrey Bradfield, this home is the epitome of elegance and sophistication.

A private, gilded landing greets you upon exiting the attended elevator on the 29th floor. Enter into the formal gallery to the grandly scaled Great Room. Fronting directly on Fifth Avenue and Central Park, this vast entertaining space faces North and West. Lying adjacent is the spacious dining room/library, clad in custom millwork. Concealed by the millwork, there is a door to the windowed kitchen with Central Park Views. Off of the kitchen is a full bath and the service entrance.

Completing the home are two bedroom suites tucked discreetly off the gallery. The corner, primary suite defines luxury with gracious proportions. Facing South and West, the primary bedroom and attached dressing room feature unobstructed views of Central Park. A walk-in-closet and marble bath complete the primary. Across the hall, with South facing views, is the second bedroom suite or office, clad in custom millwork, concealing its ample closets. A windowed dressing room leads to the ensuite marble bath. This two bedroom/three and one half-bathroom full-floor tower residence is the ultimate home for an owner who wishes to enjoy the luxury of hotel living and services, while also owning a home with one-of-a-kind architectural significance and grandeur. Kimberlee Knecht of Douglad Elliman is the listing agent.

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Steps Away From The Park, These Homes Will Have You Seeing Green

As we enter the busy spring homebuying season, buyers are seeking residences that not only feature the best layouts, finishes and amenities but homes situated near the city’s most beautiful parks offering open space and a bit of reprieve from the daily hustle and bustle. 

It’s time to spring ahead in these NYC condos featuring the best park views and access.

Waterline Square

Waterline Square is an iconic collection of three residential buildings along the Hudson River where Midtown meets the Upper West Side. Each of the three towers faces the beautiful Waterline Square Park, a lush oasis designed by Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects that serves as both a backyard and an oasis. Spanning nearly three acres, the park is complete with water features, lush plantings, walking paths and a playground, creating a verdant view and serene retreat.

(Photo Cedit: Elizabeth Felicella).

Quay Tower

Situated directly on the waterfront and rising thirty stories high, the harbor and city views from Quay Tower are truly one-of-a-kind. Quay Tower is steps from Brooklyn Bridge Park, a stunning greenspace that sits at the mouth of the East River and overlooks the Lower Manhattan skyline. Picnic lawns, recreational fields, playgrounds, and landscaped walking, running, and biking paths unfurl across 85 acres and several reclaimed piers. To be enjoyed all year round, the park hosts events, greenmarkets, and a private marina.

Image & Credit: Jason Puma, SERHANT. Studios

No. 33 Park Row

No. 33 Park Row, the first residential project in New York City designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, overlooks lower Manhattan’s historic City Hall Park. Offering the rare privilege of fully preserved, unobstructed park views from every residence, No. 33 Park Row is an intimate collection of just 30 homes providing great personal privacy. The intimate scale of No. 33 Park Row is juxtaposed with the grand scale of its individual residences, which feature stunning wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the park.

No. 33 Park Row features Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners signature copper screen fins along the building’s exterior that evoke the iconic fins on the exterior of the Pompidou Centre in Paris and One Hyde Park in London. For No. 33 Park Row, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners introduced contemporary architectural elements that reference Downtown Manhattan’s industrial- era commercial buildings, including massive windows, decorative copper screen fins around balconies and terraces, and distinctive dark steel framing on the façade.

(Photo Credit: Courtesy of No. 33 Park Row)

279 Central Park West, Apartment #PH21

This spectacular three bedroom plus den Penthouse has breathtaking panoramic Central Park and New York City Skyline Views and offers the best of New York City living.The direct elevator entry opens to the exquisite floor-through home with floor-to -ceiling windows showcasing the 550 SF planted wrap-around terrace and jaw-dropping views over the Reservoir .The wrap-around terrace is accessed from most rooms and comes complete with an automated irrigation system and room for two chairs and a table to enjoy your morning coffee or evening cocktail over-looking Central Park. Beautifully renovated by Reger Designs, the apartment boosts an incredible flow that is conducive to a comfortable lifestyle. The dramatic living room is perfect for entertaining or just relaxing and taking in the views from any angle. Represented by Lisa Lippman of Brown Harris Stevens. Asking $9,995,000.

The Westly

Located in one of Manhattan’s most iconic neighborhoods, The Westly is nestled between both Central Park and Riverside Park. The building is near notable private schools including Dwight, Trinity, and Columbia Prep private schools and near higher education institutions Columbia and Fordham University. The neighborhood provides convenient access to transportation, plus a wealth of extracurricular activities for families, including entertainment and cultural venues and restaurants.

Developed by Adam America Real Estate and Northlink Capital, The Westly features 52 residences consisting of two- to five-bedroom homes, with select homes offering private outdoor terraces. The residences range in size from approximately 1,252 to 3,524 square feet, with asking prices starting at approximately $2.625 million for a two-bedroom to $13.5 million for a five-bedroom home.

Image & Credit: Christian Erikkson, Redundant Pixel

Vandewater

Designed inside and out by the celebrated INC Architecture & Design, Vandewater is a fresh representation of the local classical neo-gothic architecture of Morningside Heights. Located in one of New York City's most vibrant and intellectually lively neighborhoods, Vandewater offers residences ranging from studios to four bedrooms. The 33-story tower is nestled between some of the city’s most renowned green spaces including Morningside Park, Riverside Park, and Sakura Park, offering exceptional opportunities for mindful recreation and leisure. Additionally, Vandewater boasts its own landscaped terrace and intimate private gardens by Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, inspired by the cultivated natural designs of Frederick Law Olmsted, architect of Central Park.

(Credit: Binyan Studios)

HUXLEY

Nestled in uptown Manhattan between Central Park and the Harlem River, The HUXLEY is a stunning boutique condominium brought to life by experienced New York City-based firms Workshop DA and Wonder Works. Beneath a gorgeous travertine façade, HUXLEY offers 71 beautifully appointed homes in spacious open plan studio to 3-bedroom layouts. The HUXLEY is just steps from Central Park and Museum Mile.

Image & Credit: Alessandro Tamburello, Archigeo4 Italian Design Corp.

425 West 50th Street, Apartment #11A

This split 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath is nothing short of extraordinary. Immediately upon entry you will be amazed by soaring 13 foot ceilings with oversized windows framing dramatic skyline views. This is the only floor in the building with this ceiling height. Southern exposures in every room offer incredible light. These show stopping views can also be enjoyed from your private 425 square foot set-back, south-facing terrace. We can promise you have not seen a terrace with views like this! Through the entry hall, enter into the open living room, dining room and chef's kitchen. The open floorplan combined with high ceilings and oversized windows exude elevated loftlike living. The kitchen features custom handcrafted Smallbone of Devizes European Oak cabinetry, pantry, polished concrete countertops, and top of the line Miele appliances. Privately secluded on one side of the apartment, the primary bedroom suite offers gracious closets and ensuite bath with radiant floor heating, steam shower and cast iron soaking tub. The second bedroom also offers an ensuite bath with custom mosaic flooring. Represented by Joanne Greene and Nada Rizk of Brown Harris Stevens. Asking $5,500,000.

145 Central Park North

145 Central Park North sits directly on Central Park in the iconic neighborhood of Harlem. A luxury-defining condominium where residents enjoy the city’s most famous park as it unfurls before them. The project is developed by Grid Group Development and designed by GLUCK+ and offers just 37 stunning residences in 1- to 4-bedroom layouts. Every home blends high-end finishes with contemporary design themes, and each one possesses tantalizing unobstructed views of Central Park.

Image Credit: Christian Erikkson, Redundant Pixel

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Our Favorite Open Houses This Weekend

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Hell’s Kitchen

WHERE: The West, 547 West 47th Street, Residence #1110

WHEN: Sunday, 4/09 (12PM to 1:30PM; By Appointment Only)

Description: Located at 547 West 47th Street on 11th Avenue just blocks from Hudson Yards, The West is a new 12-story luxury condominium bringing 219 loft-style studio to three-bedroom residences and over 25,000 square feet of curated amenities to Hell’s Kitchen. Envisioned inside and out by innovative Dutch design team Concrete, The West takes inspiration from classic New York City factory lofts with open layouts, oak flooring, high ceilings and oversized windows.

Priced at $1,995,000, Residence #1110 is an 880-square-foot split two-bedroom located on the 11th floor with West-facing exposure, bringing incredible light into the home and remarkable sunset views. The entry foyer leads to the spacious living room and open-concept kitchen, which features Calacatta marble countertops and backsplashes, custom cabinetry with ample storage and appliances by Miele and Bosch. To the left of the central living area is the light-filled secondary bedroom or home office, which features its own private terrace overlooking 11th Avenue. On the opposite side of the home, the primary bedroom cantilevers out with Southwest corner floor-to-ceiling windows. The stylishly designed en-suite bath of the primary bedroom features light grey terrazzo flooring, white ceramic wall tiles, Calacatta marble countertop on custom white double-vanity, nickel fixture by Rohl and a pocket door that separates the shower area from the vanity. All homes at The West are graced with conveniences such as an in-residence washer and dryer, central air conditioning, private storage included and motorized roller shades at windows, making these residences perfect urban oases.

The suite of multi-level, indoor/outdoor amenities is truly where The West comes to life. Beyond the lush landscaping of the West 47th Street entrance, and the 24-hour attended lobby, residents can enjoy hotel-like services and amenities like the glass-enclosed library with its fireplace and lounge. A double-height state-of-the-art fitness center with yoga studio and outdoor fitness terrace is curated by The Wright Fit, creating a meaningful and encouraging space for personal fitness. At the crown of the building, residents can enjoy views from the Hudson River to the Midtown Skyline from the rooftop swimming pool, multiple outdoor kitchens, dining areas and lounge areas, as well as more intimate spaces like the rooftop fire pit or private cabanas.

To RSVP, email info@thewest.nyc or call 212-353-5009.

Bedroom : 2

Bathroom: 2

West Village

WHERE: 8 Bethune Street #7

COST: $890,000

WHEN:By Appointment only

Description: This 2-flight walk-up loft packs a big punch with dramatic details from the moment you step foot inside. You’ll notice high 9.5-foot ceilings, white hardwood floors, exposed white brick walls, a decorative fireplace, and five windows with south and east exposures and treetop views. All these elements combine to create a warm, inviting, and tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

The spacious living/dining room spans 23-feet and can comfortably accommodate a full-size dining table with room to spare, while two large windows with sunny south and east exposures provide plenty of natural light throughout. A bedroom features a large walk-in closet, and large window with shutter blinds.

The windowed eat-in kitchen offers plenty of space to cook and features a 4-burner Bertazzoni gas stove, stainless steel refrigerator, Fisher & Paykel dishwasher, marble floors, and custom ceramic tiled counters with plenty of cabinet space for all your cooking needs.

Bedroom : 1

Bathroom: 1

Hell’s Kitchen

WHERE: 505 W 43rd Street, Residence #4M

COST: $1,815,000

WHEN: Weekdays & Weekends By Appointment

Description: Located on Manhattan’s blossoming Far West Side, 505 W 43 is a chic new condo development with cutting-edge architecture by Eran Chen of ODA New York and interior design firepower from Lemay & Escobar. Comprised of two boutique towers situated around a 6,000-square-foot, open-air courtyard and landscaped garden, 505 W 43 offers 122 stylish studio to three-bedroom residences featuring open-plan living rooms, wide plank oak wood floors, and select homes with substantial terraces and dazzling skyline views.

Residence 4M is a massive 1,042-square-foot split two-bedroom with 9' ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a sunny, south-facing 128-square-foot terrace. Currently priced at $1,815,000, this gracious home features an abundance of beautiful natural light, ample storage, five-inch light oak flooring throughout, and an open kitchen with white lacquer cabinetry, white quartz countertops and Bosch oven, refrigerator and dishwasher. There is also a Bosch washer and dryer in the apartment and a Silhouette wine refrigerator that makes every day feel luxurious.

With one foot amidst the city’s most iconic attractions and another in a quiet and convenient residential corner of Hell's Kitchen, 505 W 43 provides the best of iconic NYC living for a wide variety of potential purchasers. Residents of 505 W 43 enjoy a robust suite of hotel-level amenities that includes a heated indoor/outdoor pool with an adjacent sun deck and meditation garden, state-of-the-art fitness center, double-height lobby library and lounge, convenient bike storage, children’s playroom and a stunning furnished terrace with twinkling views of the Manhattan skyline.

Bedroom : 2

Bathroom: 2

Cipriani Launches Sales Ground-Up Residences In Miami

On the heels of revealing an exclusive partnership with Cipriani, Mast Capital, one of South Florida’s most active real estate development and investment firms, has today announced the launch of sales at its highly anticipated project, Cipriani Residences Miami, the brand’s first ground-up residences in the United States.

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Located at 1420 South Miami Avenue in the city’s thriving Financial District, the building has already made a tremendous impact on the luxury market since debuting only a couple of weeks ago, garnering an abundance of qualified inquiries. Sales and marketing efforts for the project are being handled exclusively by Fortune Development Sales.

“Cipriani Residences Miami was designed to satisfy what luxury buyers are searching for today, and we’re excited to come to market with so much interest already underway,” said Camilo Miguel Jr., CEO and Founder of Mast Capital. “Brickell has anchored itself as one of the country’s most exciting urban destinations and we’ve seen overwhelming demand for an exclusive, highly curated residential experience catering to a more discerning buyer. The migration of wealth and influx of Wall Street and Silicon Valley companies to the area – coupled with heightened expectations for premium lifestyle options — make it clear to us that the market is ready for an ultra-luxury, service-driven condominium project. As buyers increasingly demand more exclusive experiences, we are confident that they will recognize the value of the Cipriani name and our concerted vision to upend all expectations for the area.” 

Photo via @cipriani

Harnessing the essence of the Cipriani brand – recognized for its distinguished style, world-class service and four generations of history and tradition – Cipriani Residences Miami will deliver an unprecedented residential lifestyle with one- to four-bedroom residences priced from $1.1 million. The tower will rise 80 stories above the Brickell neighborhood, Biscayne Bay and Simpson Park, and is expected to complete at the end of 2025.

For more information about the building or to make an appointment with the sales team, please visit wwww.ciprianiresidencesmiami.com. You can also reach out to 786-850-1420 or email info@ciprianiresidencesmiami.com.

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