Throughout the late nineteenth century, Manhattan’s elite lived largely in tony brownstones spherical Madison Sq. Park. The neighborhood stays a scorching deal with, with a glass skyscraper redefining luxurious residing near the historic 6.2-acre inexperienced home.
There are merely 83 condominiums, two per floor, on the glass-walled Madison Sq. Park Tower at 45 East twenty second Avenue. The Midtown developing, achieved in 2017, has a granite base (to match the interval buildings at highway diploma) and widens as a result of it rises 777 toes into the air.
Now one in all many residences, 46-A, is out there in the marketplace for $7.2 million.
At this residence with a semi-private elevator, floor-to-ceiling glass partitions ship 360-degree metropolis views 24/7. The home’s 32-foot nook good room with 10-foot ceilings seems to be like out on landmarks identical to the Empire State Setting up, Chrysler Setting up, Flatiron Setting up, clock tower at 1 Madison Avenue, Hudson River and additional. The open-plan design of the room consists of a entrance room that flows to the consuming area and the kitchen, which showcases personalized cabinetry designed by Molteni and residential tools by Sub-Zero and Miele.
The 2,490-square-foot dwelling incorporates three bedrooms. The primary mattress room, which has panoramas of downtown and the Hudson River, and two others have en suite bogs. Each bathroom is outfitted with an outsized bathe, double self-importance, radiant heated flooring and soaking tub positioned near residence home windows. There’s moreover a laundry area and a moist bar.
Lifestyle services on the tower embody a well being coronary heart, playroom for teenagers, library and membership on the 54th floor with metropolis views.
The developing was designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox and Golden, and Hill West Architects. Interiors have been designed by Stockholm-born Martin Brudnizki’s group.
Itemizing agent Chris Fry sees a doable purchaser as “each a small family or a step-down couple looking out for spectacular views,” he acknowledged in an e mail. “I’d extraordinarily advocate a night displaying to grasp the panorama.”
Madison Sq. Park was inhabited by the Lenape people inside the 1600s. By 1811, it was crucial public home in Manhattan. A century later, the park displayed the first public Christmas tree within the USA The park, with a public yard, playground, open-air museum and canine park, affords metropolis dwellers a sanctuary inside Manhattan.
Chris Fry of Elegran is the itemizing agent.