In many new developments throughout New York, penthouse listings tout spectacular views among the exclusive perks. But at Lantern House, Related Companies’ nearly completed condominium in West Chelsea, the penthouse apartments could practically be part of the gorgeous High Line and river views. The most expensive penthouse in the building entered contract last week at an asking price of $18.975 million, and a new collection of penthouses has just been listed with prices starting at $7.975 million.
Lantern House penthouses are distinguished by their full height, three-dimensional corner bay windows and private outdoor space with panoramic views of the Hudson River and open city views. The development is Thomas Heatherwick's first residential project in North America, and was designed to make the most of its location from all angles: Not only do select units look directly onto the High Line, but the two buildings are joined by a dramatic glass lobby pavilion under the elevated park.
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Beyond the penthouses, listings at Lantern House start at $1.95 million for one-bedrooms, $3.475 million for two-bedrooms, $5.895 million for three-bedrooms, and $10.95 million for four-bedrooms. Closings are expected to commence this spring, and occupancy is estimated for later this year.
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