Designed by the Stephen B. Jacobs Group, Hampton Court features a masonry facade and unique U-shaped structure. Inside the U-shaped area is a landscaped verdant outdoor garden. Built in 2002, the Hampton Court spans eight floors and encompasses 229 apartments. Interior spaces, such as the domed lobby with marble flooring and wood-paneled walls, were designed by Andi Pepper.
Amenities in the Hampton Court apartments are truly five-star. The apartments contain oversized windows, half of which offer stunning views of the outdoor garden. Hardwood floors are a staple provided in all units. Self-controlled heating and cooling give residents the ability to suit the indoor climate to their specific tastes. Fully equipped kitchens offer sleek granite countertops and wooden cabinetry. The apartments also feature stunning Travertine bathrooms with soaking tubs.
The luxury of the Hampton Court surpasses that of any other luxury rental in the area. A doorman and attended lobby are par for the course, but the Hampton Court also provides a full-service garage and hotel and laundry services. Residents enjoy the on-site fitness center as well as the lounge, bike room, and children's playroom.
Situated at 102nd Street and 1st Avenue in Upper Manhattan, the Hampton Court offers a prime location. Transportation is not an issue, as a convenient shuttle bus takes residents to the 96th and express 86th Street subway stations, and FDR Drive is just one block away.
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