ποΈ HIGH-FLOOR LUXURY RESIDENCE WITH $1,500 RENT CREDIT | NOMAD
β¨ $1,500 One-Time Rent Credit - Floor-to-Ceiling Glass - In-Unit Washer & Dryer - Caesarstone Kitchen - 24-Hour Doorman - Sky Deck β¨
Experience elevated Fifth Avenue living in this high-floor contemporary residence featuring dramatic floor-to-ceiling glass, wide-plank gray fumed oak-toned flooring, and a clean, column-free layout. A custom kitchen, in-unit laundry, and thoughtfully designed finishes create a sophisticated home in the heart of NoMad.
This residence is currently being offered with a one-time $1,500 rent credit.
π APARTMENT FEATURES
- High-Floor Residence
- Floor-to-Ceiling Glass Windows π
- Wide-Plank Gray Fumed Oak-Toned Wood Flooring
- Clean, Column-Free Architectural Layout
- In-Unit Washer & Dryer π§Ί
- 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
π½οΈ KITCHEN
- Custom Contemporary Kitchen
- Caesarstone Countertops
- Energy-Efficient Appliances
- Streamlined Modern Design
- Please inquire for complete residence-specific appliance and cabinetry specifications
π BATHROOM
- Water-Conserving Fixtures
- Contemporary Design
- Please inquire for complete residence-specific bathroom finishes and specifications
π’ BUILDING AMENITIES
- 24-Hour Doorman ποΈ
- Health Club & Fitness Center πͺ
- Private Indoor Basketball Court π
- Sky Deck
- Outdoor Grills
- Outdoor Lounge Areas
- Rooftop Lounge π
- On-Site Storage Lockers
- Bike Storage π²
β NEARBY HIGHLIGHTS
Enjoy an exceptionally central Fifth Avenue location surrounded by some of Manhattan's most recognizable destinations, restaurants, shopping, and green spaces.
- Empire State Building ποΈ
- Madison Square Park π³
- Flatiron District
- Koreatown
- Fifth Avenue Shopping
- Eataly
- NoMad Restaurants & Cafes β
- Convenient access to Midtown, Chelsea & Gramercy
π TRANSPORTATION
- N, Q, R & W Subway Lines
- B, D, F, M & 6 Subway Lines nearby
- Convenient access to additional Midtown transportation and PATH connections
π WHY YOU'LL LOVE THIS HOME
This high-floor residence delivers a distinctly modern Manhattan experience. Floor-to-ceiling glass fills the interior with natural light, while the column-free design creates clean sightlines and greater flexibility for furnishing the space.
The custom Caesarstone kitchen, wide-plank flooring, in-unit laundry, and energy-conscious features are complemented by an impressive amenity collection-including a fitness center, private basketball court, sky deck with grills, and rooftop lounge.
The current $1,500 one-time rent credit adds even more value to the offering.
π² SCHEDULE YOUR PRIVATE TOUR
In-person and virtual tour options are available.
For all leasing inquiries or to schedule a private tour, contact Alexandria Medina of Highline Residential.
π° MOVE-IN DETAILS
- One-Time Rent Credit: $1,500
- Please contact for current application fees, security deposit requirements, storage and bike-storage fees (if applicable), pet policy, utility information, rent-credit terms, availability, and complete lease terms
β οΈ DISCLAIMER
The $1,500 rent credit is based on the current listing offering and may be subject to eligibility requirements, lease terms, expiration, or change. Pricing, availability, layouts, finishes, dimensions, appliances, amenities, fees, views (when applicable), incentives, and lease terms are subject to change without notice. Verify all information during your private tour and prior to application.
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