an icon in the heart of manhattan.
Where boutique meets the view — as few as three homes per floor.
Residences
Walls of Glass. Miles of Sky.
Every residence is wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass — not just windows, but an uninterrupted connection to the city you crave. Open layouts, wide-plank hardwood floors, and clean modern lines let the skyline do the talking.
Privacy
Step Off the Elevator. Breathe.
Below, Times Square never sleeps. Up here, your floor is practically yours. A 24-hour attended lobby and keyed elevator access mean the city stays exactly where you left it.
Kitchens
Heavenly Kitchens in Hell's Kitchen.
Marble countertops, vented range hoods, modern stainless appliances — every detail built for someone who actually uses their kitchen. Stories above the neighborhood that invented dining out, you might just stay in.
Views
The City at Your Feet.
Glass-walled balconies extend your living space into open air, with the Midtown skyline, Hudson River, and Central Park stretching out in every direction. When the sun sets, the city puts on a show — and you don't need a reservation.
The Neighborhood
Hell's Kitchen & the Theatre District
Central Park. The Hudson River. Broadway theaters at your feet. Icon sits at the crossroads of Manhattan's most vibrant neighborhoods — and with multiple subway lines, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, and Penn Station all within walking distance, the rest of the city is never more than a few stops away.
- Central Park
- Hudson River Park
- Broadway Theaters
- Times Square
- Restaurant Row
- Subway Access
- Penn Station
- Port Authority
Residences