Re sidence 1916 is conceived by AD100 interior designer Jean-Louis Deniot and delivers a balance of modern comfort with Art Deco opulence. The dramatic entry is defined by a richly appointed front door with brass inlays, custom burnished bronze fixtures, and marble surround. One accesses the residence via traditional key or programmable keyless entry system and will have a fully integrated Concierge Closet - a unique and secure portal for the private delivery of packages, dry cleaning, and room service by a dedicated staff 24-hours a day.
The sense of arrival is celebrated by a grand foyer with marble floors with brass inlays and cove ceiling. A formal powder room is located discretely off the foyer, featuring a wall-mounted marble vanity and fixtures with an antique bronze finish. The living room features three large Eastern facing windows. Bespoke details include cove moldings with gem-cut facets which accentuate ceilings and are pre-wired to create indirect cove lighting. Floors are 5" wide-plank of cerused white-oak laid in a formal herringbone pattern throughout the home.
The open kitchen has custom designed cabinetry manufactured in Italy by Molteni&C , and features under cabinet lighting, polished nickel accents, upper cabinets with multi-layer metallic lacquer in a deep pearlescent tone, and lower cabinets clad with a fine grain platinum wood veneer. Polished Quartzite Arabescato backsplash and countertop with a beveled counter edge, are enhanced by a custom designed polished nickel faucet and fixtures. The fully integrated Gaggenau appliance suite includes a gas cooktop with oven and fully vented range hood, refrigerator, speed oven, and dishwasher.
The light-filled bedroom features an en-suite bath with floor-to-ceiling honed Bianco Carrera marble slab walls and radiant heated custom designed mosaic marble tile floor in a Waldorf Astoria-inspired motif. A beautiful Jean-Louis Deniot designed vanity is fabricated in Italy by Molteni&C with marble countertop and polished lacquer base. The vanity and built-in soaking tub with shower and marble surround, feature fixtures and fittings custom forged in polished nickel exclusively for The Residences .
A dedicated audio-visual closet, modern sound-attenuating windows, multi-zone, four-pipe fan coil HVAC system, and full-size Bosch washer and dryer in a large utility room provide ultimate comfort within the home.
In addition to more than 100,000 SF of hotel amenities, including the 30,000 SF signature spa and wellness center, the residences are further enhanced by over 50,000 SF of private residential amenities designed by Jean-Louis Denoit . Residents will enjoy access to the 25-meter Starlight Pool; state of the art fitness center; wellness lounges; Starlight Terrace, and many other venues. For business activity, The Empire Club is a fully equipped corporate suite. Life at Waldorf Astoria is defined by seamless service with fully staffed residential lobbies, and private porte-cochere with 24-hour valet parking and a dedicated onsite concierge.
Waldorf Astoria residents will enjoy signature privileges with preferred rates to the hotel services and venues. These amenities and services, with the rich and glamorous history of the Park Avenue Landmark, make life at the iconic Waldorf Astoria New York unlike anything on the market today.
The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from sponsor (AB Stable LLC). File no. CD18-0101. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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