4,220 square feet on the 28th floor--If you missed out on owning one of the limited edition 11 units in 215 Chrystie Street, there is now a rare opportunity to purchase the entire 28th floor! Developed by Ian Schrager, known for hospitality and luxury worldwide, this new boutique condominium on the Lower East Side, offers the ultimate in exclusivity and privacy. With only 2 apartments per floor, 28 West and 28 East can be sold separately OR to together to create a mega SKYLOFT that would comprise as many as 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and 1 powder room This is extraordinary entertaining space with 360-degree skyline views of Manhattan.

The sleek architecture and finishes, with picture perfect skyline views, feature two Great rooms--each measuring 42.5'x19'--with 10-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Master suites include dressing rooms, extensive closet space, and oversized windowed 5-fixture bathrooms with custom designed floating tubs and large glass showers overlooking the city. Embrace sunrise and sunsets from floor-to-ceiling windows capturing views of The Freedom Tower, Chrysler Building, Met Life and Empire State Buildings.

All secondary bedrooms have stunning panoramic views as well. The Great Rooms are appointed with walnut feature walls and door casings matching the kitchen cabinetry that incorporate Basaltina countertops and backsplashes. Kitchen appliances include a Miele 5-burner gas cooktop, Wolf 36" oven, Miele 27" warming drawer, Miele 24" under counter wine refrigerator, Miele 24" dishwasher and Miele 24" coffee/espresso machine.Designed by Pritzker prize-winning Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron who designed the Tate Modern Museum in London and the Beijing Olympic Bird's Nest stadium, 215 Chrystie is an architectural touchstone.

It is a rare exoskeleton design, affording column-free interiors, exemplifying the finest in luxury building.

Monthly real estate taxes on both units combined are $6,609/month.

28W is represented by Donna Olshan of Olshan .

28E is represented by Scott Stewart of Corcoran

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