From the moment you step onto the wide plank white oak flooring in your entry foyer you will immediately feel at home. Soaring concrete architectural ceilings invite and delight the eyes, which gaze through the Low-E industrial style casement windows to city views for miles.
Cook in style and comfort in the lavish open kitchen with island. Nero Marquina marble backsplash, polished Zen Black quartz counters, appliances by Miele (including steam oven), wine cooler by Summit and Blanco stainless steel sink with Franke garbage disposal offer a fully functional culinary experience with plenty of storage space within the soft-closing lacquer cabinetry.
A stunning bathroom dazzles with an Athens Grey marble floors and polished Bianco Dolomiti marble shower with a lacquer vanity. The home features laundry closets with in-unit washer and dryer by Miele and a centralized, vertical heating and cooling system.
Truly unique, 196 Orchard is the brainchild of noted architect Ismael Leyva with interiors by INC Architecture & Design. The building will boast a 4,100 square foot rooftop terrace with outdoor kitchens and cabanas to enjoy near 360 degree city views. Anchoring the building is a 30,000 square foot Equinox gym. Bike storage is available. Note that photos are of similar unit in the building with mirrored layout, see floorplan for details
1 month free to new tenant which is advertised (gis ross rent $5400). CYOF. Pets case by case. Condo application fees do apply.
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