315 West 36th Street, #14B
$7,000
($59 per ft2)
| 2 beds, 2 baths | Approx. 1,426 ft2
34 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Sep 29, 2024Last Price Change: ($250) on Oct 14Days on Market: 34Building Type: CondominiumNeighborhood: Midtown West (Manhattan)Doorman: FT Doorman
Description
NOTE: New photos show current tenant’s chic & modern aesthetic.
One of a kind! Make this unique two-bedroom two-bath condominium loft with approximately 1,426 sf interior plus a 233 sf planting terrace your home. This open-layout apartment features 10-11 foot ceilings and northern light pouring through nine oversized windows with the terrace running the full length of the loft.
The floor plan is thoughtfully designed and laid out by an architect. This true industrial-style loft has the bones of a historic garment factory with original terrazzo concrete-style flooring. The rolling walls are unique to this home and allow for an extremely flexible use of the central living space. The living room, kitchen, and dining area are perfect for home entertaining, lounging, or just relaxing. The apartment transforms into an amazingly tranquil sanctuary high above the Garment District’s bustle.
The dressing area off the living room/second bedroom has a large area that can function as additional place for sleeping or as a home office. Another remarkable feature is the massive amount of storage throughout, including a wall of stainless-steel bookshelves built in the entry way. There is a washer and dryer combo in the unit, Bosch and Miele appliances in the kitchen along with Subzero fridge, induction stove top, an oversized wine fridge, and central AC. The Gothic-Deco structure was designed in 1926 by the Blum Brothers, and was converted to condominiums in 2004.
The 315 West 36 condominium building has a 24-hour security desk, a shared roof deck, and is located near all major subway lines, Port Authority, LIRR and PATH trains, the HighLine and the Hudson Yards. This a quiet oasis located close to everything. The fourteenth floor has only four units per floor, and there are only 18 units in the entire condominium. Pets OK. Available November 1st upon condo board approval.
The floor plan is thoughtfully designed and laid out by an architect. This true industrial-style loft has the bones of a historic garment factory with original terrazzo concrete-style flooring. The rolling walls are unique to this home and allow for an extremely flexible use of the central living space. The living room, kitchen, and dining area are perfect for home entertaining, lounging, or just relaxing. The apartment transforms into an amazingly tranquil sanctuary high above the Garment District’s bustle.
The dressing area off the living room/second bedroom has a large area that can function as additional place for sleeping or as a home office. Another remarkable feature is the massive amount of storage throughout, including a wall of stainless-steel bookshelves built in the entry way. There is a washer and dryer combo in the unit, Bosch and Miele appliances in the kitchen along with Subzero fridge, induction stove top, an oversized wine fridge, and central AC. The Gothic-Deco structure was designed in 1926 by the Blum Brothers, and was converted to condominiums in 2004.
The 315 West 36 condominium building has a 24-hour security desk, a shared roof deck, and is located near all major subway lines, Port Authority, LIRR and PATH trains, the HighLine and the Hudson Yards. This a quiet oasis located close to everything. The fourteenth floor has only four units per floor, and there are only 18 units in the entire condominium. Pets OK. Available November 1st upon condo board approval.
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Apartment Amenities
- Washer/Dryer in apt.
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