The 1,010-foot supertall at 35 Hudson Yards ranks as New York City’s fifth-tallest apartment building and features the highest residences at the emerging Hudson Yards neighborhood. Residences start at the 53rd floor of the 71-story high-rise, which was designed by Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill; the Equinox Hotel spans the lower floors. The notched, rounded pinnacle makes a dramatic skyline statement. Floor-to-ceiling windows open onto splendid vistas in all directions, most notably the Hudson River that stretches in open view from every west-facing apartment.
Some of the city’s finest shopping, dining, and entertainment sit at the building’s doorstep, with the Hudson Yards plaza, Thomas Heatherwick’s Vessel sculpture, the High Line, the Shed performance hall, and the Shops at Hudson Yards situated just steps away. The equally-impressive amenities include extensive concierge services, ample common lounges and entertainment areas, and complimentary two-year membership at the 60,000-square-foot Equinox Club and Spa.
In addition to the doorman and concierge, 35 Hudson Yards’ staff includes a Director of Residences who will liaise with the Equinox Hotel in the building to arrange a wide variety of in-home services, which include personal training and salon/spa treatments. Residents have access to in-home dining and catering from Stephen Starr restaurant Electric Lemon, not to mention reservations at fine dining restaurants throughout Hudson Yards
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