Here comes the shine: 100 East 53rd Street, the site of Aby Rosen’s new Midtown East tower now boasts a newly completed slick and silvery façade. The 63-story tower has been dubbed One Hundred East Fifty Third Street, and stands as a beautiful new addition to the Manhattan skyline. The tower topped out at 711 feet and features exterior, and interior, design from Foster + Partners. It will have 94 apartments, including 17 condominiums on its top 11 stories. The building features faceted east and west sides, and a 9-story atrium base. It towers over another one of Rosen’s renowned buildings, the Seagram Building, and was specially designed with respectful regard to its bronze, 500-foot neighbor. Completion for One Hundred East Fifty Third Street has been slated for 2017.
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Sales for the sleek tower launched in January. There are currently ten apartments for sale: one studio for $2.6 million, four 1-bedroom units from $3.55 million, two 2-bedroom units from $4.985 million, two 3-bedroom units from $14.75 million, and one 4-bedroom penthouse for $65 million. Residences are all gorgeously appointed, featuring diamond-polished high-grade concrete flooring, custom millwork, Trapex hardware, oak entry doors, and Miele washer/dryers.
Kitchens include wire brushed oak cabinetry, brushed stainless steel countertops, KWC stainless steel faucets, center islands, integrated Gaggenau stainless steel appliances, and Franke stainless steel food waste disposals. Master baths feature Silver Striato travertine countertops with integrated sinks, wire brushed oak vanities, Aquabrass fittings, Toto water closets, and freestanding custom Apaiser soaking tubs. All offer sunlit living experiences and dramatic views of the city thanks to large windows.
Amenities at One Hundred East Fifty Third Street rest in the building’s nine-story base. The building features a 24-hour attended lobby with fluted Calacatta marble walls, cove lighting, diamond-polished high-grade concrete flooring, a full-height bronze fireplace, a Rachel Feinstein art installation, and elevators. The wellness center features cardio and weight equipment, a steam room, a sauna, spa facilities, a Pilates/ballet room, and a yoga room. The building also hosts a 60-foot swimming pool, complete with smoky black granite surrounds and a changing area and shower. Residents are also privy to a special lounge and lobby, both gorgeously appointed. To top it off, a fine dining restaurant by French Chef Joel Robuchon sits on the second floor, above a ground level curated gourmet marketplace.
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