Real Estate Showcase Archive

You may not be on The Apprentice, but you can live like it in Westchester’s first luxury residential tower. Actually, first season’s winner Bill Rancic just bought a home at Trump Tower in White Plains, where a whopping 82 percent of the units are already sold. Inside Louis Cappelli’s City Center, you’ll find all you’ve come to expect from Trump: baths decked out in marble, kitchens with custom cherry wood cabinets, granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances. Your new home also comes with eye-candy views of the Manhattan skyline and the Long Island Sound. There’s a fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, sundeck, tennis courts and kids’ playroom - not to mention the Trump Club, offering a comfy lounge, game rooms and an entertainment center with plasma-screen TVs. Concierge service is at your fingertips. With occupancy set for fall, 1, 2 and 3BR residences range from $650,000 to $1.74 million.

MAIN ATTRACTION
Even before the sales office opened, new home seekers from New York City and Westchester were inquiring about the 90-unit condominium going up at 543 Main Street in New Rochelle. What gets everyone’s attention is the combination of fine amenities and reasonable prices. These 1 and 2BR homes come with 9ft ceilings, natural wood flooring throughout and plush bedroom carpeting. Stunning kitchens have stainless-steel GE Profile appliances, custom maple cabinetry and granite countertops. Bathrooms have Kohler fixtures, marble-topped vanities and ceramic tile floors. All units have washer/dryers. Most have sun-drenched balconies. There’s a fitness room and a business center, as well as on-site parking. Conveniently located for outdoor fun, it’s five minutes by car to waterfront recreation. Better yet, it’s a three-minute walk to
Metro-North and Amtrak. Remaining homes are priced from $325,000.

IT TAKES A VILLAGE
Brought to you by Ginsburg Development, LLC, Marbury Corners (in the village of Pelham) is currently completing 55 gorgeous residences in a lovely four-story Tudor-style building, set along tree-lined streets leading to Pelham’s quaint shops, restaurants and the railroad station. Though nearly half sold even before the furnished models opened, you’ll still find a terrific choice of floor plans and architectural styles, plus an excellent selection of deluxe standard and upgrade options for wood flooring, kitchens and baths. Occupancy for these 1 and 2BRs plus libraries or dens is set for spring. Soon to follow are two smaller buildings, one offering several spectacular loft-style townhomes and the other a collection of five gracious three-story townhomes. To round things off, the comfortable wood-paneled Marbury Club offers a lounge and wet bar, as well as a state-of-the-art health and fitness center (it’s also where you’ll find the concierge ready to lend a planning hand). Prices range from $459,900 to $1.099 million.