immediate occupancy. 505 west 19th street is a timeless addition to the high line in west chelsea, designed by the renowned architectural designer thomas juul-hansen. two towers, each at ten stories high, embrace the high line while maintaining privacy for residents. located in the east tower, 2b is a one of a kind, approximately 3,100sf duplex home featuring 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a stunning double height living room and a lushly, landscaped private terrace. the corner duplex has 3 exposures, east, south and west and is flooded with light. the kitchen, with hand crafted quarter-sawn white oak cabinetry in a grey stain, is perfectly adorned with luxurious leather enveloped brass pulls, and complemented with brushed absolute black granite countertops and backsplash. the kitchen features a seamlessly incorporated appliance package by miele, including an electric convection oven, a speed oven, a warming drawer, a five burner gas cooktop with exterior vented pull-out hood, custom paneled dishwasher, refrigerator, and freezer, and an under-counter wine refrigerator. the master bath features radiant heated bianco dolomiti flooring, alluring stormy grey travertine walls, vanity, and tub surround, and is enhanced by chic brass fixtures and fittings by waterworks. an individually assigned private storage unit is included with the residence. this boutique building consists of only 35 residences. enter the building through a lobby with travertine flooring, paneled walnut walls trimmed in brass, and one of the most unique views of the structural elements of the newly iconic high line park. the interiors have been thoughtfully outfitted with custom designed pieces by thomas juul-hansen. amenities will include a 24 hour concierge, fitness center, included private storage, bicycle storage, supplemental laundry room and a live-in resident manager.
excellent dimension and oblique water views are the standout features of this direct living terrace
Condo|2 Beds|2.5 Baths|1327 int SF
Direct Living|328 ext SF
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hell's kitchen
611 west 56 #9a
$4,700,000
Expert Opinion:
this 864-square-foot terrace is a bit of a paradox. while the limestone says "pritzker prize luxury," the surrounding mechanicals scream "midtown reality." even with some serious greenery, you're competing with a lot of building hardware. it’s a massive footprint, but keeping it "zen" will be your biggest renovation project.
Condo|3 Beds|3.5 Baths|2479 int SF
Direct Living|846 ext SF
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turtle bay
30 beekman pl #ph
$4,700,000
Expert Opinion:
beautifully landscaped, wider than normal wrap terrace. however, the width is not enough for large scale dinners or socializing. the views are good in parts, but restricted in others.
Coop|2 Beds|2.5 Baths|2400 int SF
Direct Living|2000 ext SF
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tribeca
92 laight st #2j
$4,750,000
Expert Opinion:
backyard-like in size and feel what this terrace lacks in views it more than make up for in practicality.
Condo|3 Beds|2.5 Baths|1951 int SF
Direct Living|539 ext SF
Courtesy of elliman
upper east
11 east 73 #ph
$4,750,000
Expert Opinion:
this is all about the living room, as that one is likely to be spectacular in its grandeur. the rest of the apartment is difficult to judge. the terrace is nice, but access through the primary bedroom is not.
Coop|1 Beds|1.5 Baths|1600 int SF
Second Level|750 ext SF
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chelsea
215 west 28 #20b
$4,775,000
Expert Opinion:
despite 500 square feet and seamless access, these narrow corridors fail the utility test. the loggia-style coverage adds seasonal practicality and weather protection, but can’t fix the physics of a slim footprint. splitting the space between living and bedroom levels just creates two protected, dry areas that remain functionally stunted.
