Apartment in Lauren Berger Collections, Luxury Boutique Residence, Manhattan

With easy access to all the midtown shopping, you will never grow bored. Designed by Enrique Norten, this luxury rental residence feature all the amenities of modern city living.

One of the reasons to stay in this luxury boutique residence is because of its unique amenities package. The building appears to be going after sports enthusiasts. Besides the coming soon state-of-the-art gym that is standard in almost every Manhattan luxury condominium rental listing, This Luxury Boutique Residence has other amenities that athletes, both amateur and professional would love. It is rare to find a boxing ring in a luxury condominium, but this residence has one.

There is also an indoor basketball court at Mercedes House so that residents can work on their game year round. Swimmers will love taking advantage of the two outdoor pools at the luxury boutique residence. There is even a golf simulator, which means that residents can work on their swing, even in the middle of Manhattan. Lastly, there is a bocce ball located within the building. From the seasoned athlete to one just looking for some casual enjoyment, luxury boutique residence seems to offer it all.

This residence feature floor to ceiling windows with expansive city views and open modern kitchens providing a great entertaining options.

Kitchens have high-end stainless steel appliances that and granite countertops. Master suites exemplify the best in modern luxury. The elegance and splendor of Luxury Boutique Residence should be able to get your engines revving.

The building, designed by Enrique Norten occupies more than half of a large city block. Its two towers are connected by a diagonally-rising form that makes the building look, from the air, like an S.

The design responds, in a way so many rental residence buildings do not, to the precise conditions of its location. It rises to its tallest point on the east side of the site, hiding the adjacent AT&T switching station and opening views to De Witt Clinton Park to the west. The diagonal connection separates two outdoor courtyards that each face outward to the city, at once connecting residents to New York and separating the large building's mass from the street.

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