50 West Street, 49-B

Phenomenal views, luxurious living quarters and hotel-style amenities define the enviable existence the discerning buyer will enjoy at 50 West Street in Manhattan's sought-after Financial District. Residence 49B with its walls of glass and superlative finishes is an exquisite showplace in this soaring skyscraper, boasting 1,513 square feet of impeccably-designed living space with 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and unparalleled views and light. A gracious entry foyer featuring a concealed washer and dryer and generous closet space proceeds into the stunning interior that inspires awe with its wraparound vistas and iconic views of the New York Harbor, Hudson and East Rivers, Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Stretching window walls span across the enormous living/dining room with an open chef's kitchen, to both of the bedrooms, thoughtfully positioned on either side of the home. Entertain in style in the soaring great room with curved floor-to-ceiling windows, served by a spacious open kitchen finished in stained walnut panels and granite slabs, and outfitted with premium Miele and Sub-Zero appliances including a wine fridge. Generously-sized bedrooms are complemented by abundant closets and finely-appointed marble en-suite bathrooms.A striking new addition to the downtown Manhattan skyline, 50 West blends breathtaking architecture by world-renowned Helmut Jahn with magnificent interiors by Thomas Juul-Hansen. This commanding 64-story tower welcomes its residents with a beautiful attended lobby graced by a carefully curated art collection, and presents 4 floors of state-of-the-art amenities. Highlights include a landscaped Plaza, massive fitness center with full equipment, a golf simulartor, spin studio, exercise classes and spa treatment rooms, the elegant Water Club with a 60' swimming pool, sauna and steam rooms, unique children and teen recreation spaces, an entire entertainment floor with a screening room, private dining room, game room, library, lounge and spectacular outdoor terrace, and 64th-story observatory overlooking the city skyline.