Absolutely gorgeous two-bedroom two-and-a-half bathroom corner apartment overlooking Bryant Pak right in the heart of New York City, designed by David Chipperfield Architects.
This home features 14 floor-to-ceiling windows and offers an expansive split bedroom floor plan with an abundance of natural light and incomparable views of Bryant Park through custom floor-to-ceiling sliding Victrosa glass doors with Juliet balconies. The custom marble terrazzo facade transitions seamlessly to the interiors, creating crisp architectural frames for the windows and a border for the heated oak herringbone floors. The residence's bespoke millwork, designed by David Chipperfield Architects exclusively for The Bryant, cleverly conceals storage, appliances, and mechanical systems, allowing continuous, full 9-foot 6-inch ceiling heights to carry throughout the residence.
The open kitchen includes a Gaggenau cooktop with a fully-vented hood, oven, speed oven, dishwasher, and refrigerator/freezer. The kitchen also includes a marble-topped center island with a wine refrigerator and overhang for seating. The master bedroom with direct park views includes an en-suite bath featuring full-height Statuarietto marble slab walls, a double vanity with a marble top, and a custom Bendheim glass-enclosed wet room with a rain shower. The secondary bath and powder room are also appointed with Statuarietto marble slab walls and vanity.
Residences at The Bryant, located at 16 West 40th Street, sit atop a luxury boutique hotel. Amenities include a 24-hour attended private residential lobby, lobby lounge, fitness center with sauna, Terrace Club with fireplace and full bar overlooking Bryant Park, and a full suite of a la carte hotel services including housekeeping and room service
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