Griffin Court,
800 Tenth Avenue

Overview of Griffin Court at 800 Tenth Avenue

Griffin Court, located at 800 Tenth Avenue between 53rd and 54th Streets, is an elegant two-building residential condominium featuring 95 units. Developed in 2010 by Alchemy Properties and designed by FXFowle, the building is also known as 452 West 54th Street. Alchemy Properties, known for projects like the Isis, The Keystone, and the top-floor conversion of the Woolworth Building, has established Griffin Court as a standout in the Clinton neighborhood. The building’s gray, white, and dark blue façade features staggered window mullions and a setback above the sixth floor, complementing its contemporary architectural style.

The highlight of Griffin Court is its 8,750-square-foot multi-level landscaped central courtyard, visible from the lobby and including a pergola and grassy play area. The building also boasts rooftop cabanas, balconies, and terraces, enhancing its appeal. Two 83-foot-wide murals by Corinne Ulmann, depicting trees in sunlight and shadows, add an artistic touch to the property.

Residents benefit from a full suite of amenities, including a state-of-the-art fitness center, 24-hour concierge, live-in superintendent, package room with cold storage, and private storage space. Kitchens in the apartments are equipped with Poggenpohl cabinetry, KitchenAid refrigerators, Viking ranges, and Bosch dishwashers, reflecting high-end design and functionality. Out of the 95 units, 42 include dens, providing additional living space flexibility.

Conveniently located near the Theatre District, Columbus Circle, and Central Park, Griffin Court offers easy access to transportation hubs and essential services, making it a prime choice for urban living. The building is pet-friendly and designed to provide both comfort and convenience in a dynamic neighborhood setting.