In the wake of the first stage of the Second Avenue subway, Yorkville residential development spiked along the newly created subway stops. Even as the extension to 125th Street was announced earlier this summer, it shows no sign of slowing down: Down the street from The Harper, a newly launched condo across the street from the 86th Street Q stop, sales have just launched at The Matteo, a new boutique condominium located at 323 East 79th Street between the 72nd Street and 86th Street Q stops.
The building was designed by Woods Bagot to feature a masonry-inspired gray brick facade housing one duplex maisonette and 14 full-floor three-bedroom units, all of which have private outdoor space. The three-bedrooms start at $3 million, and the maisonette is listed for $5.5 million.
The building was designed by Woods Bagot to feature a masonry-inspired gray brick facade housing one duplex maisonette and 14 full-floor three-bedroom units, all of which have private outdoor space. The three-bedrooms start at $3 million, and the maisonette is listed for $5.5 million.
In summer 2021, developer Boomerang Development bought the parcel from Spruce Capital for $13.7 million. The parcel included the site of popular French bistro Quatorze Bis, which has since relocated to 1578 First Avenue and been rebranded Quatorze. The Matteo is a short distance from the new location, as well as other popular restaurants and gourmet supermarkets. It also enjoys easy access to John Jay Park, Central Park, Museum Mile, prestigious private schools, and the 4/5/6 trains as well as the Q.
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↓ All units are reached via direct elevator access and feature oversized picture windows, engineered hardwood floors, open-concept living/dining areas and kitchens, and stacked washer/dryers.
↓ Windowed kitchens come with eat-in peninsulas, marble countertops and backsplash, custom cabinetry, Faber oven hoods, and state-of-the-art Thermador appliances.
↓ Primary suites feature walk-in closets and access to private balconies.
↓ Spa-like primary baths are finished with marble tiles, double vanities, brushed nickel Signature fixtures, and deep Kohler tubs.
↓ Full-floor three-bedroom units start at $3,000,000.
↓ The maisonette opens up to a 792-square-foot private backyard, and is listed for $5,500,000.
↓ Residents arrive to an attended lobby.
↓ The crowning glory is a landscaped rooftop terrace with an outdoor kitchen, dining and lounge areas, and beautiful city views.
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