Four condominiums remain at 355 East 19th Street in Manhattan's Gramercy Park neighborhood. Situated between Second and First avenues, the boutique building has just finished construction and its remaining units are priced from $2.925 million. The 7-unit building accommodates a mix of three- and four-bedroom apartments. There are five full-floor units, one townhouse-style duplex, and one penthouse.
Designed by Brent M. Porter Architects and built by Yosi Cohen, 355 East 19th Street provides an exterior of beige hand-made Kolumba bricks imported from Denmark and elongated picture windows with projecting window surrounds. Fronting them are inset terraces with low-glass railings all corroborating the structure's streamlined aesthetic.
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Exterior photo by CityRealty; Rendering via Corcoran
All homes are provided with elevator access directly into the home and feature 7” European Oak floors, high ceilings throughout, oversized picture windows. Open, high-end kitchens are equipped with Italian-made cabinetry, Natural Luca De Luna countertops and stainless steel appliances from Miele. Each apartment comes with private outdoor space, balconies for the smaller units and full terraces for the penthouse. Also, there are windows well-equipped with outlets ready for electronic shade installation, an expandable Smart Home System, surround Sound, high efficiency HVAC system, and washer/dryer hook-ups.
In addition, the apartments have porcelain Bas-Relief Mutina Collection designed powder rooms that include Aquabrass Fixtures, and wall-mounted Geberit toilets. The master bedroom suites have peaceful garden views, walk-in closets and feature luxurious five-fixture master bathrooms with complete shower systems, dual vanities with Fantini faucets, Nublado flooring and Raw Nublado walls.
DIning Room; Corcoran Group
Kitchen, Corcoran Group
Master Bathroom, Corcoran Group
The building has secured the 421A tax abatement and its units carry extremely low monthly costs. Currently available for sale is the townhouse unit, a penthouse, and two full-floor apartments, unit 3 and unit 6. The townhouse, which has an asking price of $3,900.000, has 2,663 square feet of interior space and 1,520 square feet of outdoor space. It has three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 1 half bath. The penthouse unit has an ask of $3,200,000 and has 1,952 square feet of living space and 781 square feet of external space. It has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The full-floor, 3-bed/ 2-bath unit 6, is for sale for $3,175,000 and the 4-bed/2-bath unit 3 has an asking price of $3,000,000.
Building amenities include a common garden, common roof deck, residential storage, common terrace, and a package room.
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