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Listed at $1.625M, 45 Spectacle Lane in Wilton, CT is a lovingly restored 1925 estate on 3.32 acres, complete with a vaulted art studio, a private guest house, and a botanical garden surrounding a free-form pool. Listed by Ellen M.R. Garcia of Brown Harris Stevens.
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Read MoreNew York City has long been known for its vibrant boroughs, soaring skyscrapers, and bustling streets. Yet, NYC is also home to various picturesque waterfront neighborhoods that provide a serene escape from urban life while offering direct access to the city's outstanding amenities. In this guide, we will delve into the captivating world of waterfront living in New York City, shedding light on prime riverside real estate, prominent neighborhoods, and sought-after residential buildings.
Revel in the unique lifestyle benefits of living by the water, from panoramic skyline views and beautiful promenades to exceptional dining and outdoor recreation opportunities. Embark on this journey with us and discover why waterfront living in NYC can provide you with the perfect harmonious blend of urban sophistication and rejuvenating tranquility.
New York City offers a variety of picturesque waterfront neighborhoods, each with its unique charm and character. In Manhattan, neighborhoods like Battery Park City and Tribeca boast stunning views of the Hudson River, while the Upper West Side and Upper East Side provide idyllic vistas along the Hudson and East River, respectively. Across the East River in Brooklyn, you can find waterfront living opportunities in neighborhoods such as DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights, and Williamsburg, known for their beautiful parks and converted industrial loft spaces.
Meanwhile, Long Island City in Queens offers luxury high-rises with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline, and Roosevelt Island provides a unique blend of green spaces and modern residential developments. As you explore NYC's waterfront neighborhoods, consider your personal preferences, lifestyle, and commuting needs to find the perfect waterfront community for you.
Each of New York City's waterfront neighborhoods is home to iconic residential buildings that cater to varying architectural tastes and preferences. In Battery Park City, River & Warren is a striking condominium conversion with pristine Hudson River views, while the luxury green building The Visionaire offers eco-friendly living without compromising on amenities. In Tribeca, 70 Vestry is a renowned limestone residential building designed by celebrated architect Robert A.M. Stern, featuring unparalleled views and world-class amenities.
Brooklyn's waterfront communities feature the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, with its sustainable architecture and rooftop pool boasting iconic views of the Manhattan skyline. In Long Island City, the twin-towered ALTA rental development impresses with top-of-the-line amenities and dramatic city and river vistas. While these buildings represent a small sampling of NYC's waterfront residential offerings, exploring these communities further will uncover additional living options that cater to a broad range of desires and budgets.
Living on the waterfront can provide a variety of unique lifestyle benefits, from spectacular views and calming ambiance to exclusive recreational opportunities. Residents enjoy easy access to picturesque walking and biking trails along the river, providing an invigorating space for exercise and relaxation amidst lush greenery and fresh air. Proximity to the water also allows for boating, kayaking, and sailing experiences, while many waterfront parks host outdoor concerts, movie screenings, and festivals.
Waterfront communities often attract an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions, offering unique dining and entertainment options that showcase the city's diversity. After a long day, there's nothing quite like coming home and admiring the tranquil water views from your living room or idyllic strolls along the riverside esplanade. These lifestyle benefits make waterfront living in NYC an enticing option for those seeking a balance between urban energy and serene tranquility.
When considering a waterfront home in NYC, several factors must be considered to ensure you select the ideal property. First, consider your views and the specific type of waterfront you're drawn to. Properties with protected, unobstructed views typically have higher values, and these kinds of views can significantly impact your daily experience. Be sure to inquire about any planned development in the area that might obstruct existing views.
Next, it's essential to consider your transportation needs. While some waterfront neighborhoods provide convenient access to multiple subway and ferry lines, others may require a longer commute to transportation hubs. If you're a frequent traveler, you might value living close to a ferry terminal or express bus service for easy access to the city's airports.
Lastly, the building amenities and the surrounding community should be evaluated. Some waterfront properties offer on-site amenities tailored to waterfront living, such as boat storage or direct waterfront access. Investigate nearby parks, restaurants, and cultural attractions to ensure the broader community aligns with your lifestyle preferences.
The waterfront real estate market in New York City can be competitive, with limited inventory and high demand in certain neighborhoods, especially during peak seasons. To navigate this market successfully, work with an experienced real estate professional familiar with the intricacies of waterfront properties and the nuances of different neighborhoods. Their expertise can help you weigh the pros and cons of various locations, buildings, and units, guiding you toward your ideal waterfront home.
The charming world of waterfront living in NYC offers unparalleled lifestyle benefits, from stunning vistas to exclusive recreational opportunities. With various prominent neighborhoods and iconic residential buildings, riverside living presents a serene escape from the fast-paced city life while preserving access to New York City's world-class amenities.
Your perfect waterfront home is waiting – let us be your partner in the journey towards riverside serenity. Explore our NYC listings at Off The MRKT to uncover the city's most captivating smart apartments, and rely on our expert insights and personalized guidance to ensure a seamless home-hunting experience. Begin your search with Off The MRKT today and take the first steps in realizing your dream of waterfront living in the magnificent city of New York.
For one day only, Dad's off grill duty at home. This Father’s Day, Sunday, June 21, skip the backyard BBQ and treat Dad and father figures to a Korean BBQ feast fit for a king at Bae Korean Grill. Dads bring the sizzle all year long; give him a break and take him out for Father’s Day. It’s a gift for mom, too.
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Bae Korean Grill, an upscale Korean barbecue dining experience inside Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, Florida, offers the entire family a sizzlin’ good time. Guests will be immersed in the lively atmosphere, where premium meats sizzle over Japanese charcoal, bold Korean sauces fill the air with irresistible aromas, and every detail is designed to celebrate the occasion.
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Bae Korean Grill's menu spans beef, poultry, pork, seafood, and vegetarian options, all prepared at state-of-the-art Shinpo grill tables that place the cooking experience directly in guests' hands so the entire family can participate in the fun this Father’s Day. Whether the occasion calls for a full Korean barbecue spread or a seat at the bar for an intimate drink with Dad, Bae delivers a memorable evening from the first bite to the last.
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The Bae grilling experience offers a selection of the best and most savory cuts of USDA Prime and Wagyu. All feasts are served with Bok Choy, a selected starter, Kimchi fried rice and a dessert. The Bae Grilling Experience menu includes:
Chef Feast ($150, for two): Ribeye, Filet Mignon, L.A. Kalbi, Chicken
Bae Feast ($200 for two): Dry Aged Ribeye, Dry Aged NY Strip, Shrimp, Filet Mignon
Wagyu Feast ($350 for two): A5 Miyazaki Japanese Strip Loin, A5 Miyazaki Japanese Ribeye, Australian Wagyu Ribeye, Australian Wagyu Skirt Steak
Dragon Feast ($600 for two): Kobe Beef, A5 Miyazaki Japanese Strip Loin, A5 Miyazaki Japanese Ribeye, Chef Special Wagyu Cut
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This Father's Day, fire up the grill with Bae’s al la carte offerings, including:
USDA Prime Steak: Tomahawk ($160, 32oz), 45-Day Dry Aged Bone-In Ribeye ($98, 14oz), 45-Day Dry Aged Bone-In NY Strip ($90, 14oz)
Wagyu: Japanese Kobe Beef ($60 per oz, min 4oz), A5 Miyazaki Japanese Strip Loin ($30 per oz, min 4oz), A5 Miyazaki Japanese Ribeye ($30 per oz, min 4oz), Australian Wagyu Ribeye ($110, 10oz), Australian Wagyu Skirt Steak ($60, 10oz)
Marinated: Filet Mignon ($50, 8oz), Ribeye ($60, 10oz), L.A. Kalbi ($35, 12oz)
Specialty Items: Aussie Lamb Chops ($65, four chops), Berkshire Pork Belly ($24, 6oz), Shrimp ($30, six pcs), Asparagus or Trumpet Mushrooms ($15)
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Delicious pairings include:
Stir-Fried Korean Udon Noodles ($26): Ground American Wagyu, spinach, soft egg,
scallions, sesame seeds
Kimchi Fried Rice ($22): Bacon, green onions, soft egg, sesame seeds
Vegetable Fried Rice ($16): Mixed veggies, scallions, scrambled egg, sesame seeds
Spicy Tofu Hot Pot ($18): Dashi, cabbage, scallion, egg
Bibimbap ($25): Rice, assorted vegetables, sweet garlic sauce, umami crunch,
egg yolk, beef bulgogi, chicken or shrimp
Kimchi Mashed Potatoes ($16): Russet potatoes, rice pearls, parsley
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Additional options (prepared by the kitchen) include:
Galbi-Jjim ($55): 24-hr braised short rib, nitsuke sauce, cabbage and mushrooms stir-fry
Bulgogi ($30): Soy-marinated beef, onions, chives, sesame seeds
Steamed Branzino ($32): Garlic-ume soy sauce, trumpet mushrooms, scallions, sesame seeds
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The Bae Bar offers an extensive selection of spirits, wine, and beer alongside a menu of handcrafted cocktails designed to complement the bold flavors of the kitchen. On Fridays and Saturdays, some of South Florida's favorite DJs bring an energetic soundtrack to the dining room, making Bae equally suited for a celebratory dinner or a night out with friends.
Bae Korean Grill is open on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 21, from 5 to 11 p.m. To make a reservation, visit https://baegrill.com/#reservations.
Bae Korean Grill is open Monday through Wednesday, from 5 to 10 p.m., Thursday and Sunday from 5 to 11 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 5 p.m. to 12 a.m.
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