Crystal54's finished cast-iron exterior (Omnia Group)
A cast-iron gem has crystallized in Hell’s Kitchen, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. Rising from a triple-wide site at 351 West 54th, its olive-hued facade is a refreshing addition to Midtown West, especially compared to the towering glass monoliths surrounding the ‘hood.
Named Crystal54, the full-service rental building has just 33 apartments spread along 7 floors. Leasing began earlier this month and its 5 available units are priced from $3,200/mo. for a studio, $3,950/mo. for a one-bed, and $5,850/mo. for a two-bed.
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The building was developed, designed and built by David Paz’s Omnia Group whose other Manhattan projects include the condo conversion of 25 Prince and Bowery’s upcoming Ace Hotel. The project is a vertical and horizontal enlargement of a pre-existing building that has been unified under a sumptuous cast-iron façade.
The elevatored building's first two floors have 4 duplex apartments. All residences have high-end kitchen appliances, central air, and their own washer/dryer bundle. The building’s amenities include video intercom, part-time doorman/concierge, a 24-hour gym, 3 parking spaces, bike storage, and a landscaped rooftop. See all the listings here.
Crystal54 is a stone’s throw from the theaters of Broadway, the restaurants of Ninth Avenue and offices of Midtown. The transit hubs of Columbus Circle, Rockefeller Center, Port Authority Bus Terminal and Times Square are all within walking distance.
Lobby rendering (via Park River Properties)
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Crystal54 in late July (CityRealty)
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