Soaring nearly 500 feet into the Manhattan skyline, One Sixty Madison is a shimmering 45-floor rental tower in NoMad at the nexus of Murray Hill, Chelsea and Gramercy. Developed by J.D. Carlisle and designed by SLCE Architects, the uniquely massed building is rotated 45 degrees from its Madison Avenue and 32nd Street streetwalls, guaranteeing homes an abundance of light and air.
The high-end building's spacious layouts range from studio to two-bedroom residences and feature interiors designed by Philip Koether Architects. The leasing team is offering one month free on a one year lease on select residences. Pricing is net effective and availabilities include studios from $3,554/month and 1 bedrooms from $4,454/month. See all availabilities here.
The high-end building's spacious layouts range from studio to two-bedroom residences and feature interiors designed by Philip Koether Architects. The leasing team is offering one month free on a one year lease on select residences. Pricing is net effective and availabilities include studios from $3,554/month and 1 bedrooms from $4,454/month. See all availabilities here.
Residences are simply gorgeous with floor-to-ceiling-windows, 9- to 12-foot ceiling heights, white oak floors, and space for dining tables for up to eight people. Kitchens are equipped with polished Silestone countertops and backsplashes, modern white custom cabinets, a stainless steel Blomberg refrigerator and Kitchen-Aid Slide in range, dishwasher, and microwave. Bathrooms are outfitted with a custom walnut vanity, Daltile porcelain tile, and a unique recessed shower curtain track.
The building's lavish amenities include access to Three Sixty, the rooftop lounge with sweeping views of the city skyline. Additionally, above the podium is the Park Lounge, which is surrounded by the building’s elevated private park and a fitness center overlooking it. Other amenities include a 24-hour doorman, bicycle storage, valet services, and a full-time concierge. One Sixty Madison's location surrounding NYC's greatest neighborhoods offers residents endless restaurants, bars, entertainment venues, and outdoor parks.
Contact the leasing office directly at (212) 839-0160 or visit the building's official website.
Contact the leasing office directly at (212) 839-0160 or visit the building's official website.
One Sixty Madison Leasing
(212) 839-XXXX
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