Rendering via Daniel Goldner Architects
Washington Heights' latest development to hit the market is The Highbridge, located at 446 West 167th Street, just steps away from Highbridge Park and close to the A, C & 1 trains. The building was off to a slow start, with permits dating back to 2012, but significant construction progress was made this year and now, the 8-story, 39-unit project has received its facade and looks nearly complete. HAP Investments tapped Daniel Goldner Architects for the design.
Sales launched in early September with little to go on but the same interior renderings revealed a year ago. There are currently 16 condos for sale with prices starting at an affordable $506K for a studio, $595K for a one-bedroom, and $920K for a two-bedroom. Occupancy is expected this winter.
Sales launched in early September with little to go on but the same interior renderings revealed a year ago. There are currently 16 condos for sale with prices starting at an affordable $506K for a studio, $595K for a one-bedroom, and $920K for a two-bedroom. Occupancy is expected this winter.
Living Room Rendering (HAP)
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Renderings via HAP
Residents will enjoy a number of building amenities which include a virtual doorman, fitness center, bike room, laundry room, and a lovely common roof garden. Inside the modern apartments, they'll find oversized windows, white oak floors, and open kitchens with stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and Italian tile backsplash. Residences also come equipped with a washer/dryer and best of all, private storage space in the basement.
Construction progress at The Highbridge as of late October (CityRealty)
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