When it comes to finding the right place to invest or live, not many can be compared to River & Warren. This staggering residential has become one of the most enviable places in Manhattan, perfectly located looking out to the Hudson River waterfront and wrapped up by the Rockefeller and Teardrop Parks. River & Warren connects the two blooming neighborhoods of Tribeca and Battery Park. Known for its advanced architectural designs, it won’t fail to entice visitors and occupants. When looking for entertainment and self-development having the right tools to incorporate activities to your daily routine is quite imperative, when acquiring this condominium a fitness center, playroom and roof terrace with private storage will come to be apart of your routines. As for the interiors, each residence offers the ability to get a distant glance of the river and parks.
The feeling of expansiveness that comes with is carefully enhanced by the backdrop of wide plank oak flooring and kitchens that are integrated into the living areas. By entering the kitchen an interesting centerpiece completely made up of a stainless steel range hood framed by an oak proscenium arch, providing a warm focal point to the light and airy space.
Breaking down the eye-catching features of the interior, some worth pointing out are the countertop crafted from Bleu de Savoie and a French stone with a quite fancy gray-blue patina. Other highlights just as imperative to signalize are the floor-to-ceiling millwork cabinetry, white Italian Calacatta marble countertops and backsplashes and a suite of Miele, Sub-Zero, not to mention the Bosch appliances.
River & Warren's master bathrooms and powder rooms come along vanities topped with imported stone, custom crafted in Italy, and finished with Waterworks sink and faucet. These fascinating bathrooms feature imported Bianco Puro marble walls, base, crown molding and chevron-patterned floors. Select residences feature windowed baths and freestanding tubs. This will indubitably be your most treasured acquisition.
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