The primary suite features a luxurious marble-clad, five-fixture bathroom with radiant heated floors. Interiors by acclaimed design firm Yabu Pushelberg are refined and timeless, complemented by a custom Italian Scavolini kitchen outfitted with a full suite of Gaggenau appliances, polished chrome Dornbracht fixtures, a fully vented range hood, wine refrigerator, and garbage disposal. Additional conveniences include an in-home washer and fully vented dryer, along with pre-wired technology throughout the residence.
Beyond the expansive Waterline Club, residents of Two Waterline Square enjoy access to nearly 11,250 square feet of private indoor and outdoor amenities on the 18th floor. These exclusive spaces include a 22-seat private dining room with catering kitchen, a Hudson River-facing salon with spectacular sunset views, media room, billiards room and bar, and a dramatic double-height Great Room with fireplace. The Great Room opens directly onto a beautifully landscaped and furnished sundeck with outdoor grills.
Residents also enjoy a rare porte-cochère entrance on 61st Street and a 24-hour attended on-site parking garage with direct elevator access to residential floors.
Designed by internationally renowned Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, Two Waterline Square is distinguished by its cascading glass facade and commanding position along the Hudson River. The building is part of Waterline Square, a thoughtfully designed community spanning a full city block between West 60th and 61st Streets at Riverside Boulevard, where three architecturally distinctive towers surround a beautifully landscaped park and connect Midtown with the Upper West Side.
At the heart of the community is the Waterline Club, designed by Rockwell Group and offering approximately 100,000 square feet of residents-only amenities dedicated to wellness, recreation, entertainment, and leisure-one of the most comprehensive residential amenity collections in New York City.
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