With the new year upon us, it’s time we kicked off our resolutions in full force. For some of us, that means hitting the gym more or making sure we’re getting eight hours of sleep at night, while for others, it means finally finding a place we’re eager to call home. In New York City, the latest crop of luxury buildings is attracting new buyers with their abundant amenities, stunning interior design, and storied history. Make 2017 the year you finally find your dream home by choosing a luxury residence at one of these amazing buildings:
The Ashland | 250 Ashland Place
Gotham Organization’s mark on New York City has not gone unnoticed, with buildings like Gotham West in Hell’s Kitchen earning high praise, and their Brooklyn Cultural District apartments at The Ashland are just the kind of home busy New Yorkers are eager to retire to at night. With residences ranging in size from studios to three bedrooms, individuals, couples, and families alike can find a home that perfectly suits their needs. Even better, this amenity-packed building has some of the most unique offerings anywhere in the city, like a fitness center, rooftop lounge, outdoor terrace, screening area, billiards room, playroom, bike storage, stroller parking, a demo kitchen, and discounts at Gotham Market at The Ashland, a unique multivendor food hall on the building’s ground floor.
A Tribeca address has been a sought-after accessory for many of Manhattan’s most fashionable residents for decades, but there have rarely been enough homes to meet demand. Fortunately, Related Companies-developed 70 Vestry is adding new luxury homes to the in-demand enclave. Designed by famed architect Robert A.M. Stern and outfitted with interiors from Daniel Romualdez, the building is a standout, even in a neighborhood full of exemplary homes. Amenities like an 82-foot swimming pool, double-height lobby, children’s playroom, and fashionable lounge only sweeten the deal.
The grandeur of the Upper West Side has been meticulously preserved at the luxury condos at 101 West 78th Street. With a location just steps from the American Museum of Natural History, location is everything at this elegant condo conversion. Developed by GTIS Partners, the updated building offers 28 luxury homes ranging in size from one to four bedrooms, with interiors courtesy of world-renowned interior designer Stephen Sills. If you’re lucky enough to call this stunner home, you can also enjoy a wealth of amenities, ranging from a fitness center to children’s playroom.
The Kent | 200 East 95th Street
The Upper East Side’s long history of being home to the city’s most elegant buildings is being furthered by The Kent on East 95th Street. With interiors by noted designer Alexandra Champalimaud, each boasting oversized windows, soaring ceilings, hardwood floors in a choice of two finishes, Miele and Sub-Zero appliances, and bespoke finishes throughout, these light-filled homes are easy to fall in love with. Add in the Extell-developed building’s wealth of amenities, including a concierge, fitness center and indoor pool, stroller valet, music studio, lounge, and playroom, and you’ll find that this building is more than just a place to rest your head, it’s a lifestyle.
One Manhattan Square | 252 South Street
Those lucky enough to call the Lower East Side condos at One Manhattan Square home are among the few New Yorkers who can claim to own a piece of the iconic New York City waterfront. The Extell-developed luxury tower offers not only peerless views of the East River and the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges, but amenities unlike those you’ll find anywhere else. The building offers over 100,000 square feet of amenities space, including landscaped gardens, a state-of-the-art fitness center with a full basketball court, squash court, golf simulator, bowling alley, three pools, a spa, wine room, demonstration kitchen, teen arcade, children’s playroom, billiard room, and more.
Whether you’re enticed by amenities, square footage, or views, you’ll find a home that perfectly fits your needs in one of these stunning New York City luxury towers. Make 2017 the year you finally find the building you’re eager to come home to, time and time again.
