Description

Perched above Tribeca with breathtaking views of City Hall Park, this marks the debut residential project in New York City by acclaimed architect Richard Rogers of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, a firm renowned for iconic structures like One Hyde Park in London and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Residence 17A boasts a unique layout with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a Juliette balcony that spans the entire 31-foot width, offering direct views of the park. Spanning 1,460 interior square feet and 71 exterior square feet, it includes a private elevator landing and features impressive 11-foot ceilings and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the park's scenery. The design, a testament to Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners' vision, seamlessly blends living spaces with the unparalleled backdrop of City Hall Park's northwest light. The open-plan kitchen is a masterpiece of design, featuring custom white oak cabinetry and honed tundra gray marble islands with waterfall edges that echo the sophistication of the building's exterior. Meanwhile, the master bathrooms offer a serene retreat with honed Montclair Danby marble and radiant heated floors, marrying classic spa aesthetics with contemporary elegance. Beyond its prime park-front location, N°33 Park Row lies at the heart of a vibrant and evolving neighborhood that bridges Tribeca and FiDi. Surrounded by luxury shops, architectural marvels like Santiago Calatrava's Oculus, and revitalized spaces like the South Street Seaport, it epitomizes Manhattan's new wave of shopping destinations. Intimacy defines life at N°33 Park Row, where just 30 residences ensure a private, personalized experience. Residents can indulge in a range of amenities, from fitness facilities with park views to outdoor dining and lounging areas against the iconic Manhattan skyline. With a 24/7 staffed lobby and a curated selection of services, every aspect of daily life is elevated to meet white-glove standards. In Lower Manhattan, renowned chefs like Jean-Georges, David Chang, and Andrew Carmellini have set up shop, while nearby landmarks such as Pier 17 offer additional dining experiences. From Keith McNally's Augustine to Tom Colicchio's Temple Court, the area is a gastronomic haven that complements the building's exclusive residential experience.