7 East 17th Street is a building in Manhattan that has recently undergone a full façade restoration. The restoration firm went to great lengths to replicate the original design aesthetic of this 8-story turn-of-the-century structure, originally built in 1903. The lobby has also been recently renovated. The property is located in a unique neighborhood, the Flatiron District, which boasts the unique architecture of the Flatiron Building at the center of the area.
The spacious and stylish apartments inside are a mix of different sizes and floor plans. The building offers plenty of outside space to relax as well. There is a private rooftop terrace, offering over 5,400 square feet of outdoor space. Units offer large, spacious rooms and some also have loft spaces. Floor plans are set up to allow for maximum modification to meet the needs of each resident. The rooms feature high ceilings and many oversized windows, flooding them with natural light. A feeling of warmth is also reflected in the wooden floors. Some have the much-desired exposed brick and loft space. Units also have dual-zone central air conditioning for personal temperature adjustment, walk-in closets, and 2 private keyed elevators. Bulthaup gourmet kitchens feature Miele stove islands and bathrooms feature separate steam showers.
7 East 17th is located in a bustling neighborhood just steps from historic Union Square and the prestigious New York University. There is a wide variety of opportunities of all kinds that can be found within a short walk in any direction, including fine and casual dining or a takeaway, shopping, nightly entertainment such as cinemas, and public transportation for exploring or commuting. There are plenty of some of the best markets in the city quite close including Trader Joe's, Whole Foods and the largest farmers market in the city, Greenmarket at Union Square where many local restaurant chefs can be found early in the shopping tomorrow, which will decide the menu of the day. The L, N, Q, R, 4, 5 and 6 train entrances are also located nearby.
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