Last Week's Most Amazing Apartments Include An Incredible Penthouse Designed by Zaha Hadid

By Michelle Mazzarella | From Future New York Wednesday, November 7, 2018

520 West 28th Street via Corcoran

We're only a week into November, but an incredible selection of residences has come on the market so far. Homes in the sky or at garden level, living in an Old World masterpiece or a Pritzker Prize laureate's creation - this week brings something for every type of buyer.

↓ 111 West 57th Street, #49 – $29,250,000

Condo | 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths | 4,491 ft²

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Full-floor residence in a super-luxurious supertall was designed for grand living with richly detailed finishes, floor-to-ceiling windows, soaring ceilings, and custom oak parquet floors. The Great Room spans the full width of the tower and boasts 14' ceilings, a marble wet bar, and unobstructed Central Park views. The corner master suite is appointed with two walk-in closets, a dressing hall, and windowed bath with custom tub and white onyx walls and floors. See full details here.

↓ 520 West 28th Street, #PH37 – $50,000,000

Condo | 5 bedrooms, 6.5 baths | 6,853 ft²

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The penthouse on the top three floors of Dame Zaha Hadid's High Line-adjacent building has only just hit the market, but has already garnered a spread in Dezeen. With features like a three-level sculptural staircase, distinctive curved window detailing, 10' motorized windows, soaring ceilings, and incredible interior detailing, it's no wonder.

The lower family level includes three bedroom suites and a luxurious master suite with its own balcony, generous dressing room and closet space, and dual master baths. Between the windowed eat-in kitchen and 1,200-square-foot Great Room with walls of glass, private balcony, and fireplace, the middle level was made for entertaining. On the top level, a 2,000-square-foot roof terrace wraps around an interior lounge and looks out on views of the High Line, the skyline, and the Empire State Building. See full details here.

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↓ 229 East 2nd Street, #1B2A – $2,750,000

Condo | 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths | 1,788 ft²

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Fabulously renovated downtown duplex boasts 19' floor-to-ceiling heights, high-end finishes, spacious interiors, and a south-facing private garden. The living and dining rooms flow seamlessly into a solarium with sliding glass doors leading out to the garden. The bedrooms, home office, and in-unit washer/dryer are up a custom staircase. See full details here.

↓ The Aldyn, 60 Riverside Boulevard, #1112 – $3,299,000

Condo | 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths | 2,075 ft²

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Graciously designed corner condo boasts an expansive Great Room, exposed brick, high-end finishes, and southeastern views of the city skyline. The recently upgraded country kitchen has top-of-the-line appliances and custom cabinetry as well as a separate bar area. It is located in an amenity-rich building that offers a landscaped courtyard, fitness center, full basketball court, indoor pool, golf simulator, rock climbing wall, two lounges, and on-site parking garage. See full details here.

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↓ 200 Hicks Street, #PHN – $1,950,000

Co-op | 2 bedrooms, 2 baths

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Loftlike penthouse in a Brooklyn Beaux Arts building is rich in high ceilings, skylights, and prewar details. French doors open up to a private terrace overlooking views of New York Harbor and the Manhattan skyline. Interior features include a private marble staircase, wood-burning fireplace, state-of-the-art kitchen, and secluded master suite. See full details here.

↓ The Printing House, 421 Hudson Street, #618 – $5,500,000

Condo | 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths | 2,524 ft²

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Triple-mint duplex in a West Village condo conversion opens with a gracious gallery leading to a Great Room with 15' ceilings and enormous industrial picture windows. The open chef's kitchen has amazing storage, dining bar, top-of-the-line appliances, custom cabinetry, and Caesarstone countertops. Additional features include custom light and built-ins, electric blinds, and prewiring for technology. See full details here.

↓ 108 Franklin Street, #4FL – $8,995,000

Co-op | 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths | 4,300 ft²

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Two years, millions of dollars, and one extensive gut renovation later, this oversized, full-floor Tribeca unit combines historic details with master craftsmanship and modern luxury. Six archways center the home, serve as the focal point, and stand surrounded by carefully restored exposed brick. Features include a designer chef's kitchen, kids' wing with two bedrooms and a playroom, a home theater, and a spa-like master suite. See full details here.

↓ The Woolworth Tower Residences, 2 Park Place, #46A – $9,000,000

Condo | 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths | 2,425 ft²

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This home soaring nearly 600 feet above street level represents an opportunity to live in one of the most beautiful and historic skyscrapers in the Lower Manhattan skyline. It features soaring ceilings, solid oak floors, and four breathtaking exposures with city and river views. A corner master suite boasts four closets and a spacious, windowed marble bath with a steam shower and high-end fixtures. See full details here.

↓ 500W25, 500 West 25th Street, #PH – $16,950,000

Condo | 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths | 4,352 ft²

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This duplex penthouse is the crown jewel of its High Line-facing building, and every room enjoys views of the popular park. Additional features include white oak flooring, soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and extremely spacious and private bedrooms. Two terraces and a roof deck look out on spectacular views. See full details here.

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↓ 111 West 57th Street, #49 – $29,250,000

↓ 520 West 28th Street, #PH37 – $50,000,000

↓ 229 East 2nd Street, #1B2A – $2,750,000

↓ The Aldyn, 60 Riverside Boulevard, #1112 – $3,299,000

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↓ 200 Hicks Street, #PHN – $1,950,000

↓ The Printing House, 421 Hudson Street, #618 – $5,500,000

↓ 108 Franklin Street, #4FL – $8,995,000

↓ The Woolworth Tower Residences, 2 Park Place, #46A – $9,000,000

↓ 500W25, 500 West 25th Street, #PH – $16,950,000

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