Sales have begun at 32 East 1st Street, the condominiums built on the former site of a BP gas station. Local developer AORE Capital purchased the site in 2014, and the building on the rise is designed by Combined, a joint partnership between RSVP Architecture Studio and N-Plus Design Studio.
Construction is expected to be completed in 2018.
Renderings of 32 East 1st Street show a striking limestone building with expansive windows and geometric metal detailing. One-bedrooms start at $1.75 million; two-bedrooms start at $2.7 million; three-bedrooms start at $3.7 million; and a penthouse is listed for $8.7 million.
Renderings of 32 East 1st Street show a striking limestone building with expansive windows and geometric metal detailing. One-bedrooms start at $1.75 million; two-bedrooms start at $2.7 million; three-bedrooms start at $3.7 million; and a penthouse is listed for $8.7 million.
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All apartments will have high ceilings, expansive triple-pane windows, and brushed solid white oak floors. The open kitchens will be outfitted with Bianco Lasa marble countertops and backsplashes, custom brushed Italian oak cabinets, and a suite of Wolf, Miele, and SubZero appliances. With a Sonos integrated audio system, generous Molteni closets, controlled recessed lighting, and electronic Lutron shades, no detail is overlooked.
This elevator building’s amenities will include a rooftop terrace, fitness center, lounge, bike room, and storage. Its location on the border of Noho, the East Village, and the Lower East Side puts it within walking distance of some of the city’s best entertainment, shopping, and restaurants.
This elevator building’s amenities will include a rooftop terrace, fitness center, lounge, bike room, and storage. Its location on the border of Noho, the East Village, and the Lower East Side puts it within walking distance of some of the city’s best entertainment, shopping, and restaurants.
Sales at 32 East 1st Street average $2,548 per square foot, well above the East Village average of $1,806 per square foot. They are also more than double the Manhattan average.
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