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Manage buildingThe Wellington, an 1898 landmark building designed by architect S.B. Ogden, stands on Madison Avenue in Carnegie Hill following a comprehensive restoration that preserves its historic character while introducing modern luxury. The boutique property houses just 10 exclusive residences, ranging from one to five bedrooms in half- and full-floor configurations.
The residences feature sophisticated finishes including white oak hardwood floors, custom mahogany windows, and Miele-equipped kitchens with quartz countertops and custom cabinetry. Select homes are distinguished by private outdoor spaces and elegant fireplaces with marble mantels. Modern amenities include smart Lutron lighting controls, smartphone-controlled HVAC systems, and California Closet dressing rooms in top-floor units.
Interior spaces are thoughtfully designed with soaring ceilings and abundant natural light. Each residence includes premium features such as Waterworks plumbing fixtures, marble tile baths, and in-unit washer/dryers. Select units are further enhanced with wine refrigerators and custom walk-in closets.
The building's amenities include a marble-floored attended lobby, a rooftop terrace equipped with BBQ grills and entertaining areas, a resident fitness room, and dedicated bike and stroller storage.
Situated in one of Manhattan's most culturally rich neighborhoods, The Wellington offers proximity to prestigious institutions including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and 92NY. Central Park lies just blocks away, while the surrounding area features tree-lined streets, acclaimed schools, and sophisticated shopping destinations.
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After buying their first property more than forty years ago, Carnegie Hill Properties has since branched out, with a portfolio that encompasses many of New York City's most popular neighborhoods.