🏙️ CONTEMPORARY HIGH-RISE RESIDENCE WITH FLOOR-TO-CEILING GLASS | NOMAD
✨ Floor-to-Ceiling Windows - Wide-Plank Flooring - In-Unit Washer & Dryer - Caesarstone Kitchen - Fitness Center - Basketball Court - Sky Deck ✨
Experience contemporary Manhattan living in this thoughtfully designed NoMad residence, where expansive floor-to-ceiling glass brings natural light and city views directly into the home. Clean architectural lines, wide-plank gray-toned flooring, a sophisticated kitchen, and in-unit laundry create a polished modern interior, complemented by environmentally conscious design features throughout.
🏠 APARTMENT FEATURES
- Floor-to-Ceiling Glass
- Clean, Column-Free Architectural Layout
- Wide-Plank Gray Fumed Oak-Toned Wood Flooring
- In-Unit Washer & Dryer 🧺
- Contemporary Interior Finishes
- Energy-Efficient Appliances & Lighting
- Energy-Efficient Window Walls
- Efficient Heating & Cooling Systems
- Water-Conserving Fixtures
- Locally Sourced & Recycled Materials Incorporated into the Design
- Please inquire for residence-specific exposure and views
🍽️ KITCHEN
- Dark Gray Contemporary Cabinetry
- Caesarstone Countertops
- Energy-Efficient Appliances
- Select Residences Feature an Innovative Window / Backsplash Detail
- Modern, Streamlined Design
🛁 BATHROOM
- Water-Conserving Fixtures
- Contemporary Design
- Please inquire for complete residence-specific bathroom finishes and specifications
🏢 BUILDING AMENITIES
- Fully Equipped Fitness Center 💪
- Cardio & Strength-Training Equipment
- Basketball Court 🏀
- Sky Deck
- Outdoor Grilling Areas
- Outdoor Bar & Seating Areas
- Rooftop Lounge
- Outdoor Spaces with Empire State Building Views 🌆
⭐ NEARBY HIGHLIGHTS
Enjoy an exceptionally central NoMad location surrounded by some of Manhattan's best-known shopping, dining, parks, and destinations.
- Empire State Building 🏙️
- Madison Square Park 🌳
- Flatiron District
- Koreatown
- Fifth Avenue Shopping
- Eataly
- NoMad Restaurants & Cafes ☕
- Convenient access to Midtown, Chelsea & Gramercy
🚇 TRANSPORTATION
- N, Q, R & W Subway Lines
- B, D, F, M & 6 Subway Lines nearby
- Convenient access to additional Midtown transportation and PATH connections
💎 WHY YOU'LL LOVE THIS HOME
This residence combines striking architecture with practical everyday features. Floor-to-ceiling glass maximizes natural light, while wide-plank flooring, Caesarstone countertops, contemporary cabinetry, and in-unit laundry create a sophisticated and functional interior.
Beyond the apartment, the fitness center, basketball court, sky deck, grilling areas, and rooftop lounge provide valuable extensions of your living space-with the Empire State Building creating an unmistakably New York backdrop.
📲 SCHEDULE YOUR PRIVATE TOUR
Schedule your private tour to experience this contemporary NoMad residence and its amenities in person.
For all leasing inquiries or to schedule a private tour, contact Alexandria Medina of Highline Residential.
💰 MOVE-IN DETAILS
Please contact for current move-in fees, security deposit requirements, application fees, pet policy, utility information, availability, and complete lease terms.
⚠️ DISCLAIMER
Certain features described in the building's marketing materials, including southern exposure, skyline and Empire State Building views, wrapped-glass corners, and window/backsplash details, are available only in select residences and are not represented as features of this specific apartment unless confirmed. Pricing, availability, layouts, finishes, dimensions, appliances, amenities, fees, views, incentives (when applicable), and lease terms are subject to change without notice. Verify all information during your private tour.
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