Construction of Norman Foster’s ritzy One Hundred East 53rd Street tower is complete!
One Hundred East 53rd Street, photo via CityRealty
The Midtown East tower designed by Norman Foster’s Foster + Partners is finally finished. As CityRealty reported, the glassy design of One Hundred East 53rd Street takes into account the bronze hues of its historic neighbor, the Seagram Building, with a counter curtain wall. The luxurious residential building continues to be a magnet for celebrities, including couples like George and Amal Clooney and Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber. The amenities are also of star quality: a wellness center, library lounge, swimming pool and a restaurant from the French chef Joël Robuchon who has earned 34 Michelin stars.
Currently, ten apartments are on the market, ranging from a $2.25 million studio to a $65 million penthouse on floors 60-61. Other units include one-bedrooms starting at $2.635 million, two-bedrooms starting at $4.5 million and a three-bedroom listed for $13.25 million. The apartments boast high, ribbed concrete ceilings and diamond-polished concrete flooring. Plus, units include floor-to-ceiling double pane windows with UV coating and flush oak interior doors.
Kitchens feature wire brushed oak cabinetry, Italian Carrara marble countertop and Franke stainless steel under-mount sink. Appliances include Integrated Gaggenau, Double Gaggenau ovens and dishwashers, Sub-Zero cooling drawers and Gaggenau wine storage.
Amenities include a fully-equipped wellness center with a steam room, sauna and east-facing 60-foot sunlit swimming pool. On the ground floor, there are public amenities like world-class dining opportunities from the Michelin star chef, Joël Robuchon, occupying two levels. Plus, the residential library features a highly curated collection, cove lighting and smoky black granite floors.
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