All images of 56 Leonard Street via Alexico Group | Hines
The Lower Manhattan skyline has seen some architecturally inspired new towers in recent years, but perhaps none more so than 56 Leonard Street. Its distinctive, "pixelated" form by Pritzker Prize laureates Herzog & de Meuron gives it an unmistakable appearance. Inside, architecture critic Carter Horsley notes that "every floor...is different and rotated from the floors above and below," allowing for truly unique apartments with postcard-perfect views.
Sales got off to a roaring start in 2016, and a handful of listings remains on the market. Of these, the only full-floor penthouse that has not yet sold or entered contract is #PH57, a four-bedroom, five-bath home perched over 700 feet in the sky and listed for $29.5 million. Its open layout, impressive outdoor space, and panoramic views are further enhanced with full furnishings by Jane Saidenberg of Studio D.
Sales got off to a roaring start in 2016, and a handful of listings remains on the market. Of these, the only full-floor penthouse that has not yet sold or entered contract is #PH57, a four-bedroom, five-bath home perched over 700 feet in the sky and listed for $29.5 million. Its open layout, impressive outdoor space, and panoramic views are further enhanced with full furnishings by Jane Saidenberg of Studio D.
Floor plan via Corcoran
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All rooms have 14' ceilings and walls of 14' windows.
A formal gallery welcomes residents and visitors, leads to the main entertaining rooms, and provides uninterrupted skyline views.
New York City views span from river to river and touch on the classic Midtown skyline, the rapidly evolving downtown skyline, iconic bridges, and the Atlantic Ocean.
The chef's kitchen is outfitted with state-of-the-art appliances, and the focal point is a sculptural granite island.
The corner master suite enjoys a private balcony, oversized dressing room, and enviable sunset and Hudson River views.
The five-fixture marble master bath is finished with radiant heated floors, steam shower with built-in bench and dual heads, and free-standing soaking tub.
A south- and east-facing wraparound terrace offers endless indoor/outdoor entertaining potential, not to mention endless skyline and water views.
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