Ile Ayo 30 (8B) nfunni ni apẹrẹ alailẹgbẹ ti a ṣe iyato nipasẹ iwọn, iwontunwonsi, ati iṣakoso ile-ẹkọ-ikọkọ, awọn abuda ti o jẹ nira lati de ninu ikole ode oni. Ile mẹta ti o ni ẹwa yii, ti o ni awọn ibùsọ mẹta, mẹta ati idaji, ni a ṣe akiyesi nipasẹ awọn ipamọ nla, awọn ilẹkun giga, ati awọn ferese ilẹ si orisun ti o ṣe àfihàn awọn iwo sinima ti ko ni idiwọ ti Union Square Park. Ti wa ni ipo lori ilẹ kẹjọ ti o ni idakẹjẹ, ile naa ni iriri ipamọ iyalẹnu ati ariwo kekere, pẹlu anfani lati ọna gbigbe ti o ni ẹya ara ẹrọ.

Awọn aaye gbigbe ati itẹwọgba jẹ mejeeji ti o ni ẹwa ati ti o ni itara, ti a bẹrẹ ni ayika ina gaasi ti o mu itura ati ibasepọ wa. Awọn ile-ọṣọ ti a ṣe apẹrẹ ni aṣa ṣe bi aaye aami ti o ni iyalẹnu, pẹlu iṣu apata marbel ti o ni iwọn nla pẹlu irin alagbara ati alaye mahogany—ibiti o dara julọ fun itẹwọgba osẹ ati igbesi aye ojoojumọ.

Gbogbo ibùsọ ti o ni iwọn tobi nfunni ni awọn giga ilẹkun ti o ni itẹsiwaju, aaye apoti pupọ, ati awọn iwẹ aladani to ni igbadun ti a ṣe pọ pẹlu marbel travertine, tile Xilo porselein, ati awọn ohun ọṣọ igi oak ti a bo pẹlu Corian. Yara pulọọgi ti o ni ẹwa ati ile itaja ti o ni ipese ni kikun ṣe iwuri si iṣẹ ṣiṣe ti ile naa.

Awọn olugbe ni irọrun lati wọle si akojọpọ awọn ohun-elo alailẹgbẹ, ti a tun ṣe laipẹ, pẹlu omi adagun lap ti ọfẹ 50, omi tutu, whirlpool, awọn cabanas ti ara ẹni, ile-ẹkọ amọdaju ti o gbooro, ile ikẹkọ yoga, yara ifọwọra, awọn saunas, ati awọn apoti gbigbona. Iṣẹ pẹlu awọn iwe funfun jẹ pataki, pẹlu doorman kan ti o wa ni iṣẹ ni wakati 24.

15 Union Square West ni ipo kan lẹwa ninu itan ile-ẹkọ ati iṣowo ti New York. Ni 1870, Tiffany & Co. yan adirẹsi yii fun ile-ọba akọkọ rẹ, ni ṣiṣe ile-irọrun irin gbigbona nipasẹ apẹẹrẹ John Kellum—ti a fi ogo ti The New York Times bi "pale ti awọn irinlẹ". Fun diẹ ẹ sii ju awọn ọgbọn ọdun, irisi Tiffany jẹ ki Union Square ni itankale iṣowo. Loni, oju-iwe gilasi ti a ṣe pẹlu zinc ti o ni pataki duro ni iwaju ile-1870 ipilẹ, ti o pa awọn ferese arched ti a mọ ati ẹda itan rẹ. Abajade jẹ ibaraẹnisọrọ ọlọgbọn laarin itankalẹ ati igbalode—nipa ṣiṣe ni ohun ti o tẹsiwaju lati jẹ condominium ti o nikan ni Manhattan pẹlu iwaju ìmọ taara lori Union Square Park.

Iye Flip: 1% ti iye rira gbogbogbo, ti a san nipasẹ olura ni pipade.

Apartment 30 (8B) presents an exceptional layout distinguished by scale, balance, and architectural poise-qualities seldom achieved in contemporary construction. This elegant three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence is defined by grand proportions, soaring ceilings, and dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows that frame unobstructed, cinematic views of Union Square Park. Positioned on the tranquil eighth floor, the home enjoys remarkable privacy and minimal ambient noise, benefiting from the Square's distinctive traffic pattern.

The living and entertaining spaces are both refined and inviting, centered around a gas-burning fireplace that lends warmth and intimacy. The custom-designed kitchen serves as a striking focal point, featuring a marble-topped island with stainless steel and mahogany detailing-an ideal setting for both formal entertaining and everyday living.

Each generously proportioned bedroom offers impressive ceiling heights, abundant closet space, and luxurious en-suite baths appointed with travertine marble, porcelain Xilo tile, and oak vanities topped in Corian. A gracious powder room and a fully equipped laundry room further enhance the residence's thoughtful functionality.

Residents enjoy access to an extraordinary collection of amenities, newly renovated, including a 50-foot lap pool, cold plunge, whirlpool, private cabanas, an expansive fitness center, yoga studio, massage room, saunas, and hot tubs. White-glove service is paramount, with a 24-hour doorman.

15 Union Square West occupies a singular place in New York's architectural and commercial history. In 1870, Tiffany & Co. selected this address for its first headquarters, commissioning a cast-iron edifice by architect John Kellum-hailed by The New York Times as "a palace of jewels." For more than three decades, Tiffany's presence anchored Union Square's commercial ascendancy. Today, a striking zinc-framed glass facade stands just forward of the original 1870 structure, preserving its iconic arched windows and historic character. The result is a masterful dialogue between heritage and modernity-culminating in what remains the only condominium in Manhattan with direct park frontage on Union Square Park.

Flip Tax: 1% of the gross purchase price, payable by the purchaser at closing.