Marketing has begun for Adagio, a 9-story residential condominium building with 41 units at 243 West 60th Street.
West End Development, an affiliate of LHL Realty Inc., of which Lawrence Ginsberg is a principal, is the developer.
H. Thomas O'Hara is the architect and Andres Escobar has designed the interior spaces.
West End also has plans for two rental apartment buildings with a total of about 300 units at the site, one 27 stories and one 17-stories. Linda Fenn, senior vice president Prudential Douglas Elliman, told Cityrealty.com today that the rental buildings will follow the development of the Adagio.
The building's apartments have fireplaces and 11-foot-high ceilings.
Allmilmo Kitchens have appliances and fixtures by Sub Zero, Bosch, Dornbracht, Miele and Gaggenau with Ipe Brazilian hardwood floors, Caesar Stone countertops and Macassar wood complements and a wine cooler.
Master baths have Allmilmo Wenge woodwork and vanities, Zuma tubs, radiant-heated limestone floors, rain-style showerheads, and Statuary Venatino and Thassos marble walls.
The building has a lobby with a fireplace, a garage, a 24-hour doorman, a fitness center and a 40-foot indoor swimming pool overlooking a formal garden and a tennis court.
Initial pricing for the one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments ranges from about $860,000 to about $3,000,000.
West End Development, an affiliate of LHL Realty Inc., of which Lawrence Ginsberg is a principal, is the developer.
H. Thomas O'Hara is the architect and Andres Escobar has designed the interior spaces.
West End also has plans for two rental apartment buildings with a total of about 300 units at the site, one 27 stories and one 17-stories. Linda Fenn, senior vice president Prudential Douglas Elliman, told Cityrealty.com today that the rental buildings will follow the development of the Adagio.
The building's apartments have fireplaces and 11-foot-high ceilings.
Allmilmo Kitchens have appliances and fixtures by Sub Zero, Bosch, Dornbracht, Miele and Gaggenau with Ipe Brazilian hardwood floors, Caesar Stone countertops and Macassar wood complements and a wine cooler.
Master baths have Allmilmo Wenge woodwork and vanities, Zuma tubs, radiant-heated limestone floors, rain-style showerheads, and Statuary Venatino and Thassos marble walls.
The building has a lobby with a fireplace, a garage, a 24-hour doorman, a fitness center and a 40-foot indoor swimming pool overlooking a formal garden and a tennis court.
Initial pricing for the one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments ranges from about $860,000 to about $3,000,000.
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