North Park Tower (1399 Park Avenue), an East Harlem building that ranks among CityRealty’s Top New Development Condo Bargains in Upper Manhattan, has reached its full height of 253 feet and the final floor of the 22-story building is being framed. According to designer Hill West, the building’s concrete, metal, and glass design “merges zoning, function, and aesthetics into a singular sculptural form.” A non-profit will occupy the first four floors, and 72 residences will take shape on top.
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Sales got off to a brisk start, and a look at #6E, a one-bedroom listed at $795K, demonstrates why. Interiors by Whitehall Interiors feature 9’ ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and wide plank white oak flooring throughout. The kitchen is outfitted with Athens silver cream marble slab countertops and backsplashes, custom oak cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. The bathroom has honed vanilla marble tile walls, limestone flooring, brushed pewter pedestal vanity, vintage brass Watermark fixtures, and a deep Zuma soaking tub.
Of the remaining listings, a studio is listed for $645K, three-bedrooms start at $1.75M, and four-bedrooms start at $2.995M. Amenities include a fitness center, residents’ lounge, library with fireplace, billiards room, on-site parking, outdoor terrace with grilling stations, and children’s playrooms with climbing walls and ball pit.
The well-equipped playroom is not the only attraction of 1399 Park Avenue for families; top local schools are a short walk away. All residents will appreciate its proximity to Central Park, Museum Mile, and local transportation.
1399 Park Avenue as of mid-November (CityRealty)
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