Carter's Review

The 10-story apartment building at 374 West 11^th Street, which is also known as 425 West Street, has 8 condominium units and was erected in 1999. 

It was development of Robert Haskell, a partner in Jedd Management, and designed by Chris Carrano, of ADG Architecture and Design. 

The building has inset balconies facing the Hudson River and two setbacks.

Bottom Line

This plain-looking building has a prime riverfront location a little bit north of Richard Meier’s celebrated trio of modern mid-rise residential buildings. It has full-floor units and the penthouse was once owned by Giselle Bundchen, a model who was described by the late Braden Keil in a New York Post article as “the Brazilian bombshell, who intercepted the affections of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady….and [who} reportedly sold her gated Mediterranean-style home in Los Angeles to Quentin Tarantino."

Description

This mid-rise building has a canopied entrance on 11^th Street and very broad corner windows from the 2^nd to 8^th floors. 

It has an exposed rooftop watertank that is set back at the building’s rear.

Amenities

The building has a key-locked elevator and a video-intercom system. It is pet-friendly.

Apartments

The second floor is a two-bedroom unit that has an entry foyer that leads past an open kitchen with an island to a 30-foot-long living room with a 14-foot-long dining alcove and a small balcony. 

Another floor is a one-bedroom unit with an entry foyer that leads by a 13-foot-long open kitchen with an island to a 25-foot-long living room with an angled, wood-burning fireplace and an 14-foot-long dining area and a 16-foot-long den and an 11-foot-long balcony.

History

Ms. Bundchen listed her penthouse for more than $10 million in 2007.