Located in Neil Denaris iconic and sculptural condominium HL23 . The elevator opens into a gracious 1870 sq ft ,two bedroom, two bathroom home offering a open Living and Dining space,separate Library/den, open Chef’’s Kitchen. The impeccable finishes include rift cut solid oak flooring, motorized privacy shades and Lutron Vierti lighting.

The lavish master bath holds Paonazzo marble slabs, a wet room with Boffi swim tub, Nuheat floor heating system and floor to ceiling glass with operable windows and bottom up shades for privacy. The kitchen showcases all Miele appliances, built in Poliform cabinetry with integrated pulls, Corian counter tops, wine fridge and cappuccino machine. One of the few sustainable built, HL23 is a LEED-Certified Gold Rating.100% of the buildings grid-supplied energy requirements are met by the use of green power.

Indoor air quality is 30% better than today’’s building codes require and is achieved through optimal ventilation and further improved by the use of materials that have low VOC content (Volatile Organic Compounds). Eco-efficient water fixtures and appliances reduce water consumption by at least 30% and integrated mechanical systems and a tight building envelope reduce energy consumption by 15-25%.Abundant natural day lighting and exposure precludes extensive electric lighting systems and highly reflective roofing products reduce the urban heat-island effect. The construction management plan required and achieved that at least 75% of waste has been diverted from area landfills.

Use of recycled building materials has reduced the waste and use of virgin materials. Additional features include bicycle storage for occupants to encourage zero emission transportation. This exceptional Building includes a 24-hour doorman, and a 900-square ft fitness center.

The energized neighborhood of top art galleries, the High Line Park, dining and entertaining, and cutting edge boutiques completes a perfect picture of incomparable urban lifestyle. Co-Exclusive Halstead Property

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