Priced to sell at $579K. Walk to work in Hudson Yards or Midtown from this sunny high-floor studio with spectacular views of Midtown and Hudson Yards, located in the luxurious and amenity-rich Strand Condominium high rise tower. The apartment features central air/HVAC unit, oak parquet flooring, plentiful closets, a marble bath, dishwasher and microwave. A washer and dry are located just steps down the hall from this home in the sky.

The Strand Condominium is a full service doorman building with a sky-top club occupying the entire 42nd floor, which includes a sun deck with stunning panoramic city and Hudson River views, a gym, pool, Jacuzzi, men and women steam, sauna, shower and locker room facilities, all of which are provided at no extra charge to residents. The building also has common storage, a bike room and a parking garage accessible from the lobby. The Strand was uniquely conceived by architect Costas Kondylis and built by developer Arun Bhatia in the shape of a diamond rather than as a conventional rectangular building. The building was strategically set at a 45-degree angle to the Manhattan grid of cross streets and avenues, thereby providing unique views and site-lines similar to those found in corner double-exposure apartments. Located in the heart of vibrant Hell’s Kitchen, this home is at the center of quintessential New York living, just steps from the Theater District and the heart of Midtown.

Hudson Yards to the south and the Columbus Circle shops & Whole Foods to the north provide premier shopping, dining & entertainment, while the nearby High Line, Hudson River Greenway & Central Park provide glorious outdoor space. The eclectic restaurant scenes of 9th and 10th Avenue are just around the corner & legendary Restaurant Row is a block away. Transportation is unbeatable with the Port Authority & Times Square providing immediate access to A/C/E, 1/2/3, N/Q/R/W, S and 7 trains.

Assessment of $52.16 until April 2023 and $37.88 until January 2028. Real estate taxes reflect NYC condo abatement for primary residents.

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