Description

Welcome home to your lofty 12-ft ceilings Penthouse with the most spectacular sunset views over the Hudson. This colossal home perched on the top floor ofthe white-glove Aldyn condominium in coveted Lincoln Square features 3,096 sf, 4 bedrooms and 4 1/2 bathrooms,floor-to-ceiling windows in every room, with stunning Hudson River and the New York City skyline . This home flows into an expansive living room with the river views, connected to it's private balcony, the great room is glass-walled with Brazilian cherry floors offering light and views to the room. The stunning newly renovated kitchen with teak cabinetry surrounds with Blizzard Quartzite countertops and appliances from Smeg and Miele, itopens to a cozy family/breakfast room. The spacious prime bedroom is filled with western light and river views, the bath features Zuma deep soaking tub and separate glass shower; double vanity and floors are by Bianco Dolomite marble. The second bedroom also faces west with abundant light and views, the bathroom is crafted with extravagant custom crackle porcelain tile. There are two other en suite bedrooms with great New York City skylights.Sophisticated powder room attributes a custom-designed solid teak sink and lighting.
Built in 2008, The Aldyn is a 40-story condominium overlooking the Hudson River. It was devised by award-winning designer, Roman and Williams, and features a list of amenities that rivals any building in the city. These include a manicured courtyard, a 24-hour doorman and concierge, on-site parking, a childrens playroom, an entertainment room with a catering kitchen, private storage bins, a bicycle room, an elegant lobby, and a gargantuan 40,000 sq. ft. athletic club and spamanaged by health and fitness gurus, La Palestrathat contains a 38-ft. rock climbing wall, a 75-ft indoor swimming pool, a bowling alley, a full basketball court, a squash court, a golf simulator, sauna and steam rooms, and spaces for yoga, Pilates, and spinning. The Aldyn is located just a few blocks away from Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, and Central Park.