Post Luminaria CLOSE
For more information about renting an apartment in Post Luminaria, 385 First Avenue please contact:
Post Apartment Homes
Jennifer Jennings
212-426-4500
Approx. Prices for Apartments for Rent at
Post Luminaria, 385 First Avenue :
All prices are approximate and solely for informational purposes. There currently may not be any apartments available for rent in this building.
The Post Luminaria on the southwest corner of 23rd Street and First Avenue is a 20-story rental apartment building erected in 2002 by The Clarett Group.
The handsome building at 385 First Avenue is boxy with a few setbacks and multipaned windows. It was designed by Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel.
The building has a 24-hour concierge with a lobby with sculpted art glass by Duncan Laurie, Tuscan limestone and oriental woods. The building also has a sun deck and apartments have maple kitchen cabinetry with slate tile kitchen flooring, French limestone walls in the baths, washers and dryers, oak flooring and GE kitchen appliances.
There is good cross-town bus service and this location is convenient to Waterside and not far from Hospital Alley and Peter Cooper Village.
The building has a fitness center, a game room, storage facilities, an event space and an urban garden.
It has 138 apartments.






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