Building & Unit Features
We invite you to live an unprecedented level of luxury in one of the most successful new developments in the citys history, now home to the pinnacle of the Forbes list.
In converting the beautiful and architecturally significant turn-of-the-century tower, the seasoned development team veered far from the prevailing script of partitioning economical apartments. Their contrarian and successful vision, instead, was to create homes offering traditional sensibilities in the very heart of Manhattan. This dedication to prioritize and deliver volume, privacy and luxury to the discerning resident is evident in each and every floor plan.
One enters Residence 16B into a book-matched marble foyer and is directed towards either the living or private spaces. The private wing alone occupies 2,000 well-appointed square feet, where 3 bedrooms offer luxuries such as Chevron pattern floors and custom millwork, marble wrapped private baths and a large laundry room to service residents and guests.
The voluminous owners suite boasts one of the most striking, spa-inspired baths in New York City. The living space offers remarkable volume afforded by 11-foot 2-inch ceilings and unobstructed lines. The grand kitchen is a beautiful assemblage of marble and wood, purposefully designed and scaled to accommodate and service the capacity of the sprawling entertaining area. Large windows frame the iconic Flatiron Building and captivate Neo-gothic details of the surrounding architecture.
The gorgeous lobby, rich in details and fine materials, as well as the polished staff and suite of concierge services, afford perhaps the most exclusive welcome and departure in Manhattan. Other amenities include a health and wellness center, private screening room, golf simulator and resident lounge. A private storage space is also included.
In converting the beautiful and architecturally significant turn-of-the-century tower, the seasoned development team veered far from the prevailing script of partitioning economical apartments. Their contrarian and successful vision, instead, was to create homes offering traditional sensibilities in the very heart of Manhattan. This dedication to prioritize and deliver volume, privacy and luxury to the discerning resident is evident in each and every floor plan.
One enters Residence 16B into a book-matched marble foyer and is directed towards either the living or private spaces. The private wing alone occupies 2,000 well-appointed square feet, where 3 bedrooms offer luxuries such as Chevron pattern floors and custom millwork, marble wrapped private baths and a large laundry room to service residents and guests.
The voluminous owners suite boasts one of the most striking, spa-inspired baths in New York City. The living space offers remarkable volume afforded by 11-foot 2-inch ceilings and unobstructed lines. The grand kitchen is a beautiful assemblage of marble and wood, purposefully designed and scaled to accommodate and service the capacity of the sprawling entertaining area. Large windows frame the iconic Flatiron Building and captivate Neo-gothic details of the surrounding architecture.
The gorgeous lobby, rich in details and fine materials, as well as the polished staff and suite of concierge services, afford perhaps the most exclusive welcome and departure in Manhattan. Other amenities include a health and wellness center, private screening room, golf simulator and resident lounge. A private storage space is also included.
Floor: 16
Stories: 24
Total Rooms: 5
Pet Policy: Pets OK
Listing Courtesy Of Elegran LLC
Estimated Monthly Costs
$51,830
Est. Mortgage
Est. Mortgage
$4,299
Common Charges
Common Charges
$5,079
Real Estate Tax
Real Estate Tax
$61,208
Monthly Total*
Monthly Total*
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