Welcome To Your New Loft Style Home
Now Available Fully Furnished

The Apartment
- 1,815 sqft 2 Bed, 1.5 Bath (second bedroom is in Walk in Closet with a Murphy Bed)
- Finished in diamond-polished high-grade concrete, unique architectural concrete walls, and ribbed concrete ceilings.
- Floor to Ceiling Starphire UV-coated Windows with 10- foot tall ceilings
- Miele washer dryer
- The Extras: LED lighting throughout, seamlessly integrated linear diffusers, supplemental perimeter under-floor radiant heating, and year-round zoned temperature control via a 4-pipe fan coil HVAC system.
- The Kitchen: The Foster + Partners-designed open chefs kitchen features wire-brushed light oak cabinetry with integrated pulls and bronze detailing, cabinet-fronted Gaggenau stainless steel appliances, a 128 X 38 center island, brushed stainless steel countertops with integrated sink, and brushed stainless steel knife edge backsplash
- The Primary Bedroom has north and east exposures
- The Primary Bath has heated floors, wire-brushed oak vanity with Silver Striato travertine slab countertop and integrated sink, recessed medicine cabinets with LED lighting, freestanding Apaiser soaking tub, glass-enclosed shower and water closet, and complemented with Aquabrass fixtures throughout.

The Neighborhood
Located off Park Avenue in the heart of the Midtown Cultural District One Hundred East Fifty Third Street is at the epicenter of New Yorks entertainment, business, and cultural community. This intersection of global business and world-class culture boasts incomparable dining, art, luxury shopping on the world famous Fifth Avenue corridor, Central Park, architectural icons, landmark performance venues, and other symbols of the citys unique energy.

The Building
Hotel-like amenities include a wellness facility, 60-foot sunlit swimming pool, sauna and steam room, yoga and pilates rooms, library, lounges and and world-class dining by Michelin-starred chef Alain Verzeroli. In all, One Hundred East Fifty Third Street is not simply a jewel of contemporary architecture, but also an invitation to rethink ones standards of comfort and elegance.