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If
you want to live on the cutting edge, check out One Avenue
B at East Houston Street, in one of Manhattan’s hottest
neighborhoods. Developed by LargaVista Companies, this 24-unit
boutique condominium offers well-designed, tech-savvy homes
with stylish finishes including walnut floors, washer/dryers
and oversized sound-buffering windows. Studios, 1 and 2BR
homes range in size from about 464 to 1,252 sf, and many have
great outdoor spaces. Open kitchens are appointed with marble
countertops and backsplashes, professional-grade Bosch appliances
and custom wood cabinetry. Spa-inspired bathrooms come with
white Thassos marble tiling, slate floors and deep soaking
tubs. From the private circular driveway, residents enter
a dramatic concierge-staffed lobby which includes gallery
space for art and photography exhibits. Rounding out the generous
list of building amenities is a lovely landscaped sundeck,
sizeable entertainment lounge and fully-equipped fitness center
with Pilates/yoga studio. Sales begin in spring 2006. From
about $500,000.
CLIFFORD FINN | 212.400.9300 | CITI HABITATS MARKETING GROUP
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PARC-ING
SPACE
When
it comes to well-priced uptown living, it doesn’t get
much better than Hamilton Parc, located on West 136th Street
across from postcard-pretty Jacob H. Schiff Playground. These
1 and 2BR homes (including street-level duplexes) range in
size from 612 to 1,694 sf, and feature bamboo floors, 9ft
ceilings and washer/dryers. Kitchens feature granite counters
and breakfast bars, stainless-steel appliances, Shaker-style
cabinetry and mosaic-tiled floors. Baths boast pedestal sinks,
glass shelving and mosaic tiling. In addition to having its
own fitness club, landscaped courtyard garden and large roof
deck, Hamilton Parc is an easy stroll from the spectacular
28-acre Riverbank State Park. There, you can enjoy a wide
array of options including the Olympic-size pool, the covered
skating rink, basketball and tennis courts, the football/soccer
field and the 400-meter eight-lane running track. All this,
and you’re just 15 minutes to Midtown by subway. Approximately
$345,000 to $545,000. Sales expected to begin in January.
NORMAN HOROWITZ | 212.381.2380 | HALSTEAD PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT
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ROOMS
WITH A VIEW
The
Capri at 235 East 55th Street presents an intimate collection
of tower residences designed by Costas Kondylis. Containing
no more than three homes per floor, this exclusive dwelling
offers lucky buyers an abundance of deluxe features. Since all
40 homes are located from the 33rd floor up, the views of Central
Park and the East River from huge floor-to-ceiling windows are
unparalleled. Some have expansive terraces that call for glam
entertaining. These 1, 2 and 3BRs range in size from 651 to
1930 sf, and feature diagonally-laid maple hardwood floors throughout.
Gourmet kitchens have Sub-Zero, Miele and GE Profile appliances,
granite countertops and custom-designed Italian cabinetry. Crema
Marfil master baths come with oversized Neptune soaking tubs
as well as separate glass-enclosed showers. But, of course,
the instant you enter the new lobby with its rich wood-paneled
walls and posh marble floors, the Capri’s lustrous quality
will speak for itself. Prices begin at about $875,000.
JACQUELINE URGO | 212.980.8555 | THE MARKETING DIRECTORS, INC. |
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“Right
now, the hottest thing in New York real estate is turnkey situations,”
says Frederick Peters, president of Warburg Realty. “New Yorkers
lead busy lives, so perfect condition sells. Whether it’s the
newest condominium with the best amenities, or a fabulous prewar apartment
with a beautiful restoration, everyone wants to arrive with just their
toothbrush. Whatever they may ultimately redo, they still want to
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