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ATTENTION
CHOCOHOLICS! |
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At
the crossroads of Wall, Beaver and Pearl streets stands the
Cocoa Exchange, a landmark 1903 Beaux Arts structure matching
the shape of the illustrious Flatiron building. Newly developed
into residences by Cocoa Partners, LLC, it offers home buyers
a remarkable lifestyle. Choose from among 126 studios, 1 and
2BRs (ranging from 341 to 1,374 sf), with interiors from celebrated
designer Colum McCartan. You'll enjoy soaring ceilings and
random-plank Austrian walnut floors; kitchens are fitted with
granite counters and stainless-steel appliances; marble-tiled
master baths boast custom cabinetry, marble vanities and freestanding
porcelain bowl sinks. Building amenities include the glass-walled
rooftop Sky Lounge featuring huge indoor/outdoor “living
room” with lush landscaping, lovely misting area on
sundeck, a catering bar/kitchen and multimedia capabilities.
McCartan’s incredible lobby has dramatic 20ft ceilings
and an ultra-modern design utilizing traditional materials:
rosewood paneling, chiseled limestone, walnut accents, bronze
Venetian plaster. Occupancy spring 2006. Call for pricing.
CLIFFORD FINN | 212-COCOA17 | CITI HABITATS MARKETING GROUP
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BY
DESIGN
Designed
to a tee inside and out by Richard Meier, 165 Charles Street,
on the Hudson waterfront, is swank, stylish and sumptuous.
Among the half-dozen or so homes still left (all with river
views), are a 2,356sf 2BR with library or dining room for
$5.15 million, and a 2,541sf 3BR for $6.05 million. Meier
design highlights include superb kitchens dressed in his custom
white Corian, and bathrooms featuring his custom-carved Corian
sinks, matching walls and curbless floor-to-ceiling glass-enclosed
showers. For relaxation, head to the fabulous 35-seat screening
room to watch a favorite film (the same sleek leather seats
are also found at Meier’s Getty Center). For recreation,
take a swim in the infinity pool which shimmers inside a 25ft
high atrium space with celestory windows across the top, a
water wall on one side, and glass walls overlooking the fitness
center and the residents’ lounge (with its own catering
kitchen).
REID PRICE | 212.645.9700 | THE SUNSHINE GROUP, LTD. |
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THE
SPORTING LIFE
Once
home to the Heisman Trophy, the landmarked Downtown Athletic
Club on West Street has become the spectacular 45-story Downtown
Club. Developed by the Moinian Group, this is a collection of
288 well-priced homes, ideal for the first-time buyer or anyone
seeking a nearby pied-à-terre for those long days of
mergers and acquisitions. These homes offer commanding views
of the Hudson, and ceilings as high as 22 ft. Kitchens feature
stainless-steel appliances and granite countertops; Crema Marfil
baths come with black granite-topped vanities. There are a number
of residences with outdoor spaces - some even larger than the
indoor spaces. All this and more comes with complimentary access
to the private 12,000sf Trophy Club - featuring a well-equipped
fitness center, massage therapy rooms, a cushy screening room,
wireless internet access and a huge sundeck for sunning and
snoozing. Studios and 1BR lofts are priced from $375,000 to
$750,000. Opens January 2006.
RICHARD CANTOR | 212.363.2020 | CANTOR & PECORELLA INC. |
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“The
modern lifestyle available to residents in historic, architecturally
rich Lower Manhattan makes for the ideal urban experience,”
says Eric Deutsch, president of the Alliance for Downtown New York.
“The area has undergone an amazing transformation in the past
decade, evolving from a 9-to-5 business district into a 24/7 neighborhood
that offers a wide variety of services, restaurants and entertainment.” |
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