Classic elements meet modern sophistication and Harlem legacy inside Penthouse A, an exquisitely designed 1,674 square foot, 3BR, 2.5BA home with an 851 square foot wrap-around terrace on Central Park. Nested on the 8th floor with 9'6" ceilings, this Fogarty Finger-designed residence is as comfortable as it is beautiful. The moment you step through the door, you sense the rare combination of masterful design and stylish functionality. From distinctive finishes and tasteful details to massive Central Park and Harlem views, Penthouse A has all the elements of a dream home. The gracious entry foyer features a functional entry niche, wall space to showcase artwork and a powder room with herringbone-patterned oak floors, a beautiful accent wall of silver brown travertine stone, Designtex wallcovering and a Waterworks washbasin With high-end finishes and elegant accents, the kitchen becomes the centerpiece of the home. The countertops are crafted from stunning slabs of honed Danby Fantastico marble and complemented by custom white lacquer cabinetry, a cool grey tiled backsplash, sophisticated pendant lighting and custom-paneled Bosch appliances. With counter seating for four, a speed oven and 42-bottle under-counter wine refrigerator, entertaining is seamless. The 27-foot long, double-exposure living and dining area has expansive neighborhood views to the North and West and Central Park views to the South from the private terrace. With an abundance of natural light and multiple access points to the terrace, this area invites true indoor-outdoor living. The primary suite is a private sanctuary featuring a spacious walk-in closet with a built-in custom closet system and a gracious bedroom area that easily accommodates a king-sized bed and incorporates space for other furniture and seating pieces. In the primary en-suite bathroom the theme of modern sophistication paired with functional and distinctive finishes creates a delightful experience. The walls are wrapped in brilliant Bianco Sivec marble with one accent wall of Lais Grey marble mosaic tile. The custom walnut double vanity with black hardware provides added storage. Graced with polished chrome fixtures by Waterworks and radiant heated floors, this bathroom feels like a spa. The second and third bedrooms receive great natural light and could also function as a home office or creative space. The second bath is chic and refined with classic white subway tile walls and heated porcelain tile floors. A custom walnut vanity with bronze metal detailing and a deep soaking tub by Duravit are accented by a suite of Waterworks fittings and fixtures. The residence is full of luxe details including white oak flooring in plank and herringbone patterns, casement-style windows, multi-zoned heating and cooling, pre-wiring for TVs and cable, plus a Bosch washer/dryer. Perched at the top of Central Park, 10 Lenox is a stately eight-story, brick and cast stone building that exudes the sophistication of a Manhattan lifestyle while bringing in the Harlem soul and legacy of its storied surroundings. Crafted by design firm Fogarty Finger, the 29 residences inside 10 Lenox are designed to create a feeling that is fresh, modern and inviting with equal portions of elegance and functionality. Amenities include an expansive Rooftop Lounge with a BBQ grill and outdoor kitchen, dining and lounge seating areas, a state-of-the-art fitness room, a sunlit children's playroom, private rooftop cabanas available for purchase, and stunning Central Park views. Additional services include a part-time doorman and cyber doorman service, a building superintendent, bike storage, and storage units for additional cost. Immediate Occupancy. The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from the Sponsor. File No. CD18-0161. Sponsor: 10 Lenox Development Ventures, LLC, c/o Level One Holdings, 221 West 37th Street, New York, New York 10018. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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