Centurion Condominium
October 13th, 2007
It could be said that family inspired The Centurion. Not only does the development offer family-friendly amenities such as a children’s playroom and full-size washers and dryers, it was developed by Pei Partnership Architects, a family-run firm responsible for a variety of elegant projects around the world. Surrounded by town-homes and corporate buildings, the 19-story Centurion towers above its neighbors. Double-height setback windows and a facade of French Chamesson limestone and granite add to its distinct appearance. Inside, an airy lobby invites visitors to explore, or just sit and enjoy the elegant artwork and the reflecting pool, complete with waterfall. A short walk and potential residents will find the 1500 square foot private exercise facility, located on the third floor.
Centurion has 31 separate layouts, each with a master bath and powder room. Some units boast a 17-foot ceiling; others are blessed with a generous terrace for enjoying the outside. Residents can choose from 1, 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms, or one of the three penthouses. Regardless of the unit, they will find that each has its own charm. Kitchens have a warm feel with natural walnut cabinets and paneling. Glass countertops, stainless steel appliances and a teak floor add sophistication. Kitchen amenities include an under-counter wine chiller and a trash disposal.
After a long day at work or on the town, residents can enjoy a moment of contemplation in the cast iron soaking tub. If they don’t have the time or patience for a bath, or if they just want to belt out a tune, the frameless shower has a rain showerhead. For the sake of the neighbors, the bathroom windows are tinted and sound insulated. Centurion seems to have everything, but no home is complete without considering all the little “extras.” In this case, ‘extras’ include a private on-premise resident’s assistant, storage units, an attended garage, concierge, and doorman.
Prices for these units, with occupancy set for December 2008, range from $1.9 million to $10 million. With their one-bedroom units boasting almost 1200 square feet of living space, and considering the location of the complex–steps from Central park and Rockefeller Center–the price is competitive. Most units come with at least one terrace, ranging in size from 96 square feet to over 1600 square feet.
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