Lisa Carrington

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Property Description

*The images depicted are model apartments, all residences are unfurnished*

 

This 26-story environmentally advanced rental tower combines sophisticated technologies with natural materials to optimize resident comfort, maximize efficiencies, and enhance indoor air quality.

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Building Amenities

 

Year-round heating and quiet cooling controlled by digital programmable thermostats with humidified or dehumidified air.

Floor-to-ceiling windows for abundant natural light.

Custom solar shades in all living rooms.

Beech wood plank floors (FSC Certified)

EnergyStar® Bosch washer and dryer units in select residences.

Well-insulated residences are cooler in summer, warmer in winter.

Exclusive landscaped roof garden.

Fitness center equipped with state-of-the-art equipment with individual flat screen monitors and aerobics room.

Children’s playroom.

Maid, valet and concierge services.

Bicycle storage.

24-hour parking garage.

 

Apartment Amenities

 

      Centrally filtered water from all faucets.

      Cherry wood kitchen cabinets with granite counters.

      EnergyStar® refrigerators filter water and ice on demand.

      Stainless steel appliances.

      Bathroom is finished in elegant marble and limestone with brushed chrome faucets.

      Centrally  filtered water from all faucets, showers and tubs.

 

 

Encompassing 25 acres of waterfront parkland, the Battery is the largest public open space Downtown. Over 280,000 people work within walking distance of the Battery, and over 36,000 residents live in the surrounding area. The Battery has the potential to serve as a major neighborhood amenity, with expansive lawns, overarching shade trees, vast perennial gardens, waterfront promenades, and cultural programs including summertime open–air concerts.

 

Many cultural institutions are within walking distance of the Battery. Attractions include the South Street Seaport, the New York Stock Exchange, the Smithsonian’s Museum of the American Indian, the Museum of Jewish Heritage, the Staten Island Ferry, and the soon–to–be–opened Pier A visitor center. They all radiate from the Battery, which has historically been called the "emerald doorstep of the metropolis".