1289 Lexington
Residence 17B

Apartment 17B at 1289 Lexington is an impressive five-bedroom home grand in scale. Southern light pours into the great room, kitchen, and primary bedroom, creating a bright, airy atmosphere that reaches 10’ to the ceilings. Four more bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms and laundry room complete the picture of this grand residence. With interiors designed by AD100 firm SheltonMindel, the kitchen features custom-made walnut cabinets, a full suite of Gaggenau appliances (including a vented stove hood), custom pendant lights, and elegant slab marble and Glassos counters. The bathrooms are worthy of one of the world’s great spas, with slab and mosaic stonework in white and a light, natural palate. Perfectly centered between two parks, and next to myriad forms of transportation, Apartment 17B is an oasis of quiet amid all the excitement that makes Manhattan so desirable.

1289 Lexington is the newest addition to the Zeckendorf portfolio, joining such illustrious buildings as 520 Park Avenue, 18 Gramercy Park South, and 15 Central Park West. The new 18-story tower, designed by the esteemed HOK Architects, with bespoke interiors by Architectural Digest 100 Designer Lee Mindel of SheltonMindel, offers incredible spaces in which to live. The limestone-clad condominium provides grand proportions, oversized bay windows, soaring ceiling heights, and some of the best closet space in Manhattan.

Each of the 61 residences was thoughtfully designed for comfortable living. Primary bedroom suites include large walk-in closets and marble baths. Kitchens feature marble islands, custom walnut cabinetry and Gaggenau appliances, including gas cooktops with vented hoods. Each home includes a four-pipe heating and cooling system with Nest controls and private laundry with a vented dryer.

Amenities include a large and elegant lounge with a catering kitchen; a rooftop terrace with fireside seating, a kitchen with grill, and an outdoor shower; a windowed fitness center designed by The Wright Fit; a fun-filled playroom created by Silver Hill Atelier; a multimedia music room; a conference room with remote meeting capabilities; private tutoring/study pods; as well as free bicycle storage and private storage bins for sale.

1289 Lexington is positioned where the Upper East Side meets Carnegie Hill, with immediate access to the Lexington Avenue subway and multiple bus lines. Located between Central and Carl Schurz parks, this newly completed condominium is close to the Metropolitan, Guggenheim and Neue Galerie museums. Shopping at Whole Foods, Eli’s and Grace’s is just outside the door. Moreover, one can enjoy Uva, Café Sabarsky, Sistina and myriad other great restaurants on a regular basis.

The photographs of this apartment are virtually staged.