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The Greenwich Club Residences located at 88 Greenwich Street offer the charm of late 1920’s New York high life, with all the modern touches a person could dream of. Designed in 1929
by Lafayette Goldstone, this beige brick masterpiece has exterior terra cotta accents and an absolute black granite base. The lobby’s walnut and rosewood paneled walls play up the chocolate colored marble floors and grotto fountain. This building has a peaceful library, enticing billiards room, and fully equipped fitness facility. The Harbour Room is another bonus- it’s an ideal place to play poker, entertain friends and family, or even hold a meeting. The sky deck is a city oasis that offers exceptional views, lounge chairs, tables and the open air. |
The oversized windows in each unit are another great way to enjoy the views and appreciate the high ceilings. The entrance to each residence has an East Indian rosewood surround, hanging wall sconce and custom designed door plate. Residences also have an in-wall iPod port wired to kitchen and bathroom ceiling speakers and individual climate control in each room. Studios, studios with a den, and one bedroom units are offered at this time. Three distinctly modern models are available, appropriately named the Hudson, Greenwich, and Exchange. |
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