135 W 52nd Street #17-B Manhattan, NY 10019

Elegance and light fills this upgraded 1,629 square foot, 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath, residence with private 278 square foot terrace. A massive Great Room is flooded with light through southern-facing floor-to-ceiling windows (or block it all out with custom motorized shades). The open chef's kitchen by Molteni is adorned with Italian walnut and custom white back-painted glass cabinetry with bronze satin-mirror detailing, Calacatta Vision polished marble countertops, Watermark fixtures, and appliances by Miele. The 278 sq foot terrace extends the entire length of the residence. The Master Suite has a private door leading to terrace and a tremendous custom closet. The en-suite Master Bath is luxury defined with radiant heat Siberian White tile flooring, a custom white back-painted glass vanity topped in Siberian Mink stone with imported Italian Fantini fittings and fixtures, as well as a separate stall shower and Kaldewei soaking tub. The second bedroom also offers a large custom closet, bright, southern light and an en-suite bath. A stunning powder room, 5-inch white oak flooring throughout, and a utility closet with Miele washer and dryer complete with beautiful residence. Perfect as a primary residence, pied-a-terre, or investment property! Located in the epicenter of Manhattan, 135 West 52nd Street was completed in 2016 with fine attention to detail by the masters at architecture and design firm Cetra Ruddy. Residents will find themselves pampered by an incredible level of service and building amenities, including a 12,000 square foot private facility located on the 7th floor (lounge, private dining room, media room, children's playroom, fitness center with sauna and steam rooms and a golf simulator). On the lower level a marble-clad swimming pool awaits. Other building services include a 24 hour doorman, full time concierge and live-in resident manager. A separate parking garage is conveniently located right next to the buildings entrance. All of this is located right off of 6 1/2 Avenue, one of Manhattan's best-kept secret passageways.