Broadway star Lexi Lawson of Lin-Manuel Miranda's acclaimed and Tony-winning musical Hamilton has just moved into a 2-bedroom, 2.5 bathroom residence at Manhattan View at MiMA. The actress, who stars as Eliza Hamilton, is just walking distance from her job at the Richard Rodgers Theatre on West 46th Street. MiMA, the 63-story mixed-use tower in Hell's Kitchen, launched sales back in May and currently has 31 listings on the market - 14 of which are in contract. The luxury building, located at 460 West 42nd Street between Dyer Avenue and Tenth Avenue, has both rental and condo residences. However, the Manhattan View collection starts on the 51st level and occupies the top 12 floors. Co-developers Kuafu Properties and SCG America brought NYC-based interior designer Jamie Drake of Drake / Anderson to devise the luxury residences.
Dining & Kitchen Area (Images courtesy of SCG America, Kuafu Properties)
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Outdoor Screening Area
Lawson moved into the 1,400-square-foot apartment with her husband and Yorkshire Terrier. In addition to the Drake/Anderson interiors, the star's home also features all the modern conveniences of a new development including a chef's kitchen and integrated smart-home technology to control music, television and lights from a smart phone. The Manhattan View collection boasts floor-to-ceiling windows which reveal all-inclusive views of Times Square, the Hudson River and more.
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Pet Spa
Outdoor Terrace
The Manhattan View at MiMA is renowned for its great amenity package. Aside from the views, there are exclusive resident amenities which include concierge, storage, a bike room, a separate resident entrance, a private Equinox fitness center with an indoor lap pool, basketball and volleyball courts, outdoor terraces with private dining areas and BBQ pods, party rooms with catering kitchens, a golf simulator and karaoke room, screening rooms both indoor and outdoor, a pet spa, children's playroom, a Mac Bar with iMac computers, and a game room with billiards, card tables as well as electronic gaming.
Prices start at $1.39 million for studios, $1.68 million for one-bedrooms and $2.9 million for two-bedrooms.
Prices start at $1.39 million for studios, $1.68 million for one-bedrooms and $2.9 million for two-bedrooms.
Google Streetview of the Manhattan View at MiMA
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