Description
This very sophisticated and elegantly designed loft is on the top floor of the original 1925 brick structure of this recent conversionew construction building. Flooded with direct Southern light nearly the entire day, the loft faces pretty townhouses and blue sky. The loft is finished in a contemporary style, with a glossy white open kitchen, Venetian plastered walls, structural concrete ceilings, grass cloth wallpaper, and beige-on-beige limestone in the master bathroom. The apartment features a large master bedroom with a dressing area and huge walk-in closet, a large formal entry foyer, a home office area with a window, a full second bath, and a very voluminous main living space. The entire apartment has been pre-wired, with televisions in the living room, bedroom and bathroom with no wires or cable boxes showing. The living room features 5.1 surround sound and in-wall speakers in the study, kitchen, living room and bedroom, all divided into zones. This apartment is perfect for someone who wants a very sunny and dramatic home, great entertaining space, and endless storage to stay completely organized. 246 West 17th Street, converted to an 11-story residential condominium in 2008, features a three-story red masonry base circa 1925, plus eight floors of new construction. The building was designed by Edgar L. Rawlings, who won a 2005 Housing Design Award from the New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. The building services and amenities include a full-time doorman, concierge services provided by the Maritime Hotel, a gym, recreation room, storage and parking.
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