Apartments in The Twenty 1 have regularly ranked among the week’s top sales and contracts over the past year, and a walk past the building is enough to see why. The Amirian Group replaced the four-story building previously on-site. The new design by Grade Architecture, featuring a stone façade, bronze accents, and full-height windows, is highly respectful of its surroundings. It is adjacent to the Adams Building and the Trader Joe’s on its ground floor, and offers easy access to the best dining, shopping, fitness, and night life that Chelsea, NoMad, Flatiron, Union Square, and the Meatpacking District have to offer.
Twenty 1 circa November 2018 via CityRealty
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The building is now open for immediate occupancy, and six closings have come in at an average of $1,787 per square foot. This puts it just below the Chelsea average of $1,869 per square foot, a figure well above the Manhattan average possibly because of the luxurious, architecturally adventurous apartments in the area: Additional trophy units include a penthouse in Zaha Hadid’s 520 West 28th Street for $50 million, a penthouse in the masterfully converted Walker Tower for $45 million, and a penthouse in Bjarke Ingels’ The XI for $28 million.
The Twenty 1's remaining unit on the market is a four-bedroom, five-bath, 5,644-square-foot townhouse unit comprising three expansive floors of contemporary living space and including a private on-site parking place. It is listed for $10 million, or $1,772 per square foot.
Floor plan via Douglas Elliman
Features include floor-to-ceiling windows, custom-stained oak millwork, wide plank oak flooring in a Chevron pattern, and the finest fixtures and materials.
All interiors of The Twenty 1 via Douglas Elliman
A private, 1,323-square-foot garden terrace can be accessed from the Great Room and kitchen.
The chef’s kitchen is outfitted with custom-stained eucalyptus cabinetry, quartzite countertops and backsplash, butler’s pantry with wet bar, and full Miele appliance suite that includes two integrated refrigerators, stainless steel convection and speed ovens, and a 102-bottle wine fridge.
The Great Room, dining area, kitchen, and terrace flow seamlessly into one another for indoor and outdoor entertaining.
All four spacious bedrooms are filled with natural light and located on the second floor for optimal privacy.
The master suite has a large dressing room and elegant, spa-like bath.
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