Manhattan

Hell's Kitchen

210 EAST 73RD OWNERS CORP

540 WEST CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION

AKAM ASSOCIATES, INC

CHRISTOPHER ALKER

HANLEY BRAGINSKY

JEFF BEAUGE

SANDY BAEZ

Solid apartment building

Chinatown

HARRY PERRY

Decent apartment building

Great Experience - Lived here for 3 years

Small apartment

Great Apartment

Great first NYC Apartment

West Village

Impeccably finished and bursting with natural light, this palatial 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom triplex penthouse is a paradigm of luxury and comfort. It features a staggering 5,500 sq. ft. of space and has been thoughtfully renovated in a way that serves both function and aesthetic. Features of this magnificent home include a key-locked elevator that services each level, a pair of spacious outdoor terraces, a regal spiral staircase with an elegant dark wood banister, and a sea of opulent dark hardwood floors. Occupying the entirety of the 5th floor, the home?s main living area is a testament to open-concept design. Perfect for entertaining, the space begins with an expansive gallery lined with closets and then flows into a vast living, dining, and entertaining area. Sunlight floods into the rooms through six arched windows, and located next to the dining area is a stunning eat-in kitchen. The kitchen possesses a chic vaulted ceiling, a blend of stylish pendant and cove lighting, a breakfast nook, quartzine stone countertops, an abundance white custom cabinetry, a large central island, a pair of farmhouse sinks, and a suite of high-end stainless steel appliances, including a 140-bottle Sub Zero wine fridge, wall-mounted double ovens, two dishwashers, and a massive 8-burner Viking range and hood. Completing the overall space is a glass-enclosed courtyard-like terrace that boasts a large Viking grill, integrated speakers, and fully irrigated planters. Conveniently situated one level below are 4 of the home?s 5 bedrooms and a spacious laundry room. Bedrooms 3 and 4 share a pristine bathroom with two points of entry while bedroom 2 enjoys a trio of private closets and its own ensuite bathroom. The master suite is a haven unto itself. A substantial bedroom area spills into a pair of sizable his-and-her walk-in closets and ends in a spa-like master bathroom. The bathroom is finished with Carrera and Thassos marble, dual-vanity sinks, a large soaking tub with an integrated TV, and a cavernous glass-enclosed walk-in shower.

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