Conceptualized by Ian Schrager and designed by Herzog & de Meuron for the modern lifestyle, this timeless 2,046 sq ft residence accommodates gracious living and entertaining with its open floor plan, while maximizing light and offering an abundance of wall space for art.

The luxurious 580 sq ft Great Room opens into the Bulthaup Social Kitchen featuring Scandinavian Larch wood cabinets and hand selected Sivec marble slab countertops extending into a breakfast bar with fully integrated appliances including a Sub-Zero refrigerator/freezer, Wolf oven, Gaggenau cooktop, and Miele dishwasher. The Kitchen is complemented by a professional enclosed Chef’s Kitchen; a modern, rethought European-style larder for everyday use complete with a Sub-Zero freezer and wine refrigerator, Wolf steam oven, microwave oven and integrated Wolf coffee/espresso machine.

The outstanding Master Bedroom suite offers Western views complete with a dual dressing room and a lavish windowed master bathroom clad in slabs of pure Sivec marble with a deep Kaldewei soaking tub, radiant heated floors, double Sivec marble vanity, large stall shower, and linen closet. The second bedroom offers tranquil views of the private garden designed by Madison Cox and a custom windowed en-suite bathroom with Sivec mosaic marble, soaking tub and an integrated Corian sink.

Also facing east, the third bedroom is graciously equipped with a home office space, dressing area and en-suite bathroom featuring hand selected travertine stone walls, shower, and vanity with an integrated Corian sink. The well-appointed powder room is clad in floor-to-ceiling Scandinavian Larch wood with a custom floating Sivec marble vanity. This home also features a laundry room with a sink and large capacity washer/dryer.

Details: 11’ floor-to-ceiling windows; 12 inch wide-plank imported Scandinavian Larch wood floors throughout; Smartly prewired for AV; Dimming system; Motorized shades; Triple custom pane curtain wall with UVB/UVA protected glass

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