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Family-friendly
to the max, the glass-curtain Ariel East and Ariel West towers
at 99th and Broadway offer an impressive list of luxury finishes
and amenities. Many of these 2 to 5BR homes boast Hudson River
and Central Park views, and there are some penthouses with
outdoor spaces. Kitchens come with Viking appliances; style-seeking
buyers can choose from a selection of cabinetry and finishes.
Baths have Siberia marble floors, glass-tiled walls and limestone-topped
vanities. Tone and beautify at La Palestra fitness spa, where
you can swim in the skylit pool set beneath the lush multi-level
West Garden (yes, there’s an East Garden). Take in a
movie or recital in the private theater, or cue up in the
billiards parlor - these spaces combine to make a great banquet
space with catering kitchen. Kids can romp in either of two
themed playrooms, while grownups can relax in the resident
lounges. And since families often have pet members, there
is indeed a pet spa. From $1.335 million.
DEANNA KORY | 212.634.6588 | CORCORAN GROUP MARKETING |
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LIVE
A LEGEND
Once
the renowned Sutton Hotel whose guests included literary lions
like F. Scott Fitzgerald and Dorothy Parker, The Sutton East
Condominium on 56th between Second and Third is now offering
furnished or unfurnished 1 and 2BRs with all the luxury finishes
expected from a prestigious property. In addition to lustrous
mahogany floors and soaring coffered ceilings, all have TVs,
DVDs, Internet access and standard cable services. Poggenpohl
kitchens include appliances from Sub-Zero, Bosch and GE, and
roomy marble bths boast polished brass faucets and finishes.
Some units have terraces and/or solariums. Building amenities
include a health club with pool, sauna and massage treatment
room. Apart from the establishment’s impressive concierge
service, both housekeeping and valet services are available
a la carte. Sublets for up to two years sans board approval
are allowed, making this property ideal for both buyers and
investors. Open. Priced from $752,000 to $1.19 million.
WENDY TRIFFON | 212.732.0372 | ALCHEMY PROPERTIES |
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SPRING
FORWARD
At
304 Spring, west of Hudson Street, luxury-seekers can choose
between 13 expansive, light-filled 2BR/2bth residences. Each
home in this unique and intimate new condominium features floor-to-ceiling
walnut-framed windows, stunning 5''-wide-plank walnut floors,
and a home office. Some have terraces; upper floors have river
views. Stylish Ambiente Italia kitchens come with stainless-steel
countertops, sexy white-lacquered cabinetry, and Viking and
Bosch appliances. Spa-like master bths (some windowed) have
gorgeous Pietra Serena floors, Waterworks tile walls, deep Kohler
Tea-for-Two tubs, separate showers, custom vanities with Vola
fittings, and electric towel warmers. Guest bths have slate
floors, Waterworks tiling and Maestro extra-deep tubs. The duplex
penthouse has a dramatic double-height entertaining space, and
over 1,500 sf of multi-level outdoor spaces with heartstopping
river and city views; two sprawling terrace areas make for spectacular
social occasions, while a lovely private terrace transforms
the master BR/bth suite into an enchanted oasis. Each home has
keyed elevator entry. From $1.825 million.
RICHARD ORENSTEIN | 212.381.4248 | HALSTEAD PROPERTY |
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“Luxury
properties in Manhattan will never go out of style,” says
Sharon E. Baum, senior vice-president of The Corcoran Group. “The
premier buildings of the 1930s are still the gold standard for living
the good life. What you see now are conversions and developments
that offer that very same traditional style of living well, except
they are raising the bar by offering spectacular amenities and
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