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Established in 1985, National Relaxation Day is celebrated on August 15 as a dedicated time to rest and relax. Some may think this seems lazy and indulgent, but too much stress can have negative effects on physical and mental health. As such, making time to relax, whether a few minutes a day or on one designated holiday, will ultimately be to one's benefit.
It is important to note that “relaxation” is a highly individual term – what works wonders for one person might cause increased stress for another (e.g., "am I meditating right?" is a popular Google search). These listings take that into account and offer space for residents to take a break from the chaos of New York City.
It is important to note that “relaxation” is a highly individual term – what works wonders for one person might cause increased stress for another (e.g., "am I meditating right?" is a popular Google search). These listings take that into account and offer space for residents to take a break from the chaos of New York City.
Exercise or meditation
Some people find it relaxing to lose themselves in a vigorous workout. Others see nothing relaxing about exercise, preferring to sit in silent meditation. Either way, the bonus rooms in these apartments allow one to create the ultimate relaxation area without running into a neighbor in a building's common areas.

160 West 85th Street, #1D (Compass)



The Regatta, #637 (Compass)



265 First Street, #1 (Compass)



142 Flatiron, #2 (Compass)



The Shinnecock, #PHB (Compass)


A soothing bath or shower
The word "unplugging" often comes up where relaxation is concerned, and relaxing in the shower or bathtub truly forces one to do so. Not only can a hot shower or bath help one's muscles relax, but a Psychology Today article took a deep dive on the science of "shower thoughts" and how they can inspire creative ideas or solutions to long-standing problems.

35 Sutton Place, #16G (Compass)



35XV, #8D (Compass)



101 Warren Street, #7L (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)



565 Broome SoHo, #S23B (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)


Charlotte of the Upper West Side, #3
$9,950,000
Broadway Corridor | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 3,570 ft2

Charlotte of the Upper West Side, #3 (CORE Group Marketing LLC)


A good night's sleep
A good night's sleep offers innumerable benefits for physical and mental health, but that can be easier said than done in the city that never sleeps. Fortunately, the following apartments come pre-equipped with blackout shades in the bedrooms to make it at least a little easier.

252 West 20th Street, #3B (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)



CORTE, #4F (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)



The Sussex, #7A (Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC)



53 West 53, #21F (Douglas Elliman Real Estate)



HL23, #5 (R New York)


Journaling
Whether it's writing a novel-length entry or simply making a list of things one is grateful for, the benefits of journaling have been well documented. Some have trouble getting into the habit because they don't have the space for it, but it's built right in at these homes.
Woodstock Tower, #PH3206
$745,000 (-4.2%)
Turtle Bay/United Nations | Cooperative | 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath

Woodstock Tower, #PH3206 (Corcoran Group)



141 Macdougal Street, #2 (Compass)



One Museum Mile, #9E (Sothebys International Realty)



SoHo 25, #6A (Coleman Real Estate Group)


200 East 79th Street, #10B
$6,250,000 (-2%)
Lenox Hill | Condominium | 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths | 2,664 ft2

200 East 79th Street, #10B (Compass)


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