The thought of living in a hotel can give even the most self-sufficient souls goosebumps; there’s just something about the idea of being waited on hand and foot. And that is the draw that Smyth Upstairs is working off of. Smyth Upstairs is a brand new condo development of 15 units, situated above the Smyth Tribeca Hotel on West Broadway. These one and two-bedroom units blend into the hotel below, and have the same amenities, including concierge service and 24-hour room, maid and laundry services.

In addition to all of the services Smyth provides, the development also offers residents access to other treats: a cellar bar and ground floor restaurant for the ultimate in fine dining (without the fuss of driving or dealing with traffic)! Finally, access to its fitness center and a resident-only rooftop terrace fourteen stories above the street round out the community offerings.

Inside each unit, the interior reflects not the temporary decor of a hotel room, but a serene blend of elegance and comfort. Freestanding Peapod bathtubs in the master bath complement the room’s sandblasted stone strips, and offer a quiet place to reflect the day. Large windows let the majesty that is New York–as well as plenty of natural light– to flow right into the rooms. Valcucine etched glass cabinets and Sambucca maple floors pique the interest of even the pickiest of folks.

Residents of Smyth Upstairs will plenty of things to do in the area; close to Hudson River Park and City Hall Park, there is no shortage of greenery. And Tribeca, known for its film festival and artsy feel, has plenty of charm on its cobblestoned streets. A popular place for actors and full of warehouses that have been converted to lofts, TriBeCa is the perfect place for folks who want more than the simple 9-5 existence.

Smyth Upstairs, designed by Brennan Beer Gorman, is scheduled for completion in Spring 2008. For this area of New York, the prices are relatively reasonable, ranging from $1.1-$4.8 million. One bedroom units start at just less than 500 square feet, but high ceilings make this feel much larger. The typical two bedroom condo is around 1,500 square feet, while the larger penthouse has 1,762 square feet along with a roof terrace. It also has a double-sided wood burning fireplace. Sales through Stribling Marketing Associates began in March 2007, although the development isn’t slated for completion until Spring 2008.

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This entry was posted on Sunday, December 23rd, 2007 at 12:12 pm and is filed under Tribeca.