Built in 2005, this postwar high-rise was designed by the famed Costas Kondylis, with interior spaces designed by renowned American designer John Saladino. The elegantly designed lobby features marble accents and priceless French tapestry. Spanning 30 floors, the Grand Tier houses a total of 232 apartments, all easily accessible by high-speed elevators.
Apartments in the Grand Tier are the very essence of opulence. Oversized windows fill the living space with natural ambience and gorgeous views of the surrounding area. Hardwood floors throughout the apartment lend a sleek sophistication. Self-controlled heating and cooling is provided to ensure the tenant's comfort year-round. Fashion-lovers will rejoice at the size of the spacious closets and stackable washer and dryer units. High-speed internet options keep tenants connected night or day. Fully equipped kitchens feature smooth granite countertops and dishwashers for added convenience, and the Culligan water filtration system provides drinking water directly from the tap. Marble bathrooms are resplendent, featuring soaking tubs.
1930 Broadway offers many perks to its tenants. Amenities include the on-site fitness center, which features state-of-the-art equipment and a fifty-foot pool, as well as separate dressing rooms and saunas. The terrace has lovely verdant landscaping and teak furniture. A children's playroom and lounge are also provided. Many luxury services are provided as well, such as the 24-hour concierge, who is available via personal service hotline, as well as the laundry, hotel, valet and garage services.
Situated between Lincoln Center and Central Park in a neighborhood that provides many options for culture, cuisine, shopping and entertainment, the Grand Tier is centrally located. Nearby subway hubs at Columbus Circle and 72nd Street provide a slew of transportation options. Nearby subway lines include the 1, 2, 3, A, B, C, and D, putting the rest of the city within easy reach.
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