Selene, 100 East 53rd Street, #40B
$2,495,000
($1,815 per ft2)
| 1 bed, 1.5 baths | Approx. 1,375 ft2
144 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Jul 31, 2024Days on Market: 144Building Type: CondominiumNeighborhood: Midtown East (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 367 times
Monthly Common Charges:
$2,762
Monthly Real Estate Taxes:
$2,711
Total Taxes & Fees:
$5,473
($3.98/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$13,253
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$18,726
($13.62/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($499,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
By Appointment Only.
Selene, located at 100 East 53rd Street, offers graciously scaled residences and sophisticated design by Pritzker Architecture Prize winner Norman Foster with interiors in collaboration with AD100 recipient William T. Georgis. The meticulously refined residences reflect a level of craftsmanship rarely evidenced in new development. Located between Lexington and Park Avenues, Selene is adjacent to the iconic Seagram Building and at the epicenter of luxury couture ateliers, midtown’s famed culinary destinations, and high-end residential towers.
An elegant oak entry door welcomes you to Residence 40B, a gracious 1,375 SF 1 Bedroom 1.5 Bathroom situated in the tower portion of Selene.
The Foster + Partners-designed open chef’s kitchen features wire-brushed oak cabinetry with integrated pulls and bronze detailing, cabinet-fronted Gaggenau stainless steel appliances, and Italian Carrara marble knife edge countertop and backsplash with embedded ventilation and LED lighting - a true culinary delight that allows for seamless entertaining.
The primary suite features a tranquil bathroom adorned with Silver Striato radiant heated travertine floors, with matching countertop and integrated sink, a wire-brushed oak vanity, recessed medicine cabinets with LED lighting, Custom Apaiser bathtub and complemented with Aquabrass fixtures throughout.
Inspired by its neighboring Modernist masterpieces, the 63-story Selene is composed as a timeless contemporary landmark standing alongside the iconic Seagram Building and Lever House.
Its signature glass facade enhances the residences with cascading natural light.
With a distinct service program focused on self-care and wellness and four floors of purposeful and impressively designed amenity salons, Selene sets itself apart. Every lifestyle offering is thoughtfully considered and composed to rejuvenate and relax. Public spaces designed by AD100 recipient William T. Georgis are appointed with a museum quality art collection, anchored by an installation in the Fireside Lobby by celebrated artist Rachel Feinstein.
Amenity spaces span four floors and are naturally lit by floor-to-ceiling glass walls. The 60-foot-long garden sanctuary swimming pool is surrounded by an arbor of trees. The enfilade of wellness spaces and lounges including The Spa, Fitness and Yoga Salons, Billiards Lounge, Conference Room and Library are finished with slatted oak and smokey granite.
The Michelin-starred Le Jardinier restaurant-helmed by Chef Alain Verzeroli and the first New York City restaurant designed by AD100 recipient Joseph Dirand-is just an elevator ride away.
Selene, located at 100 East 53rd Street, offers graciously scaled residences and sophisticated design by Pritzker Architecture Prize winner Norman Foster with interiors in collaboration with AD100 recipient William T. Georgis. The meticulously refined residences reflect a level of craftsmanship rarely evidenced in new development. Located between Lexington and Park Avenues, Selene is adjacent to the iconic Seagram Building and at the epicenter of luxury couture ateliers, midtown’s famed culinary destinations, and high-end residential towers.
An elegant oak entry door welcomes you to Residence 40B, a gracious 1,375 SF 1 Bedroom 1.5 Bathroom situated in the tower portion of Selene.
The Foster + Partners-designed open chef’s kitchen features wire-brushed oak cabinetry with integrated pulls and bronze detailing, cabinet-fronted Gaggenau stainless steel appliances, and Italian Carrara marble knife edge countertop and backsplash with embedded ventilation and LED lighting - a true culinary delight that allows for seamless entertaining.
The primary suite features a tranquil bathroom adorned with Silver Striato radiant heated travertine floors, with matching countertop and integrated sink, a wire-brushed oak vanity, recessed medicine cabinets with LED lighting, Custom Apaiser bathtub and complemented with Aquabrass fixtures throughout.
Inspired by its neighboring Modernist masterpieces, the 63-story Selene is composed as a timeless contemporary landmark standing alongside the iconic Seagram Building and Lever House.
Its signature glass facade enhances the residences with cascading natural light.
With a distinct service program focused on self-care and wellness and four floors of purposeful and impressively designed amenity salons, Selene sets itself apart. Every lifestyle offering is thoughtfully considered and composed to rejuvenate and relax. Public spaces designed by AD100 recipient William T. Georgis are appointed with a museum quality art collection, anchored by an installation in the Fireside Lobby by celebrated artist Rachel Feinstein.
Amenity spaces span four floors and are naturally lit by floor-to-ceiling glass walls. The 60-foot-long garden sanctuary swimming pool is surrounded by an arbor of trees. The enfilade of wellness spaces and lounges including The Spa, Fitness and Yoga Salons, Billiards Lounge, Conference Room and Library are finished with slatted oak and smokey granite.
The Michelin-starred Le Jardinier restaurant-helmed by Chef Alain Verzeroli and the first New York City restaurant designed by AD100 recipient Joseph Dirand-is just an elevator ride away.
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