The Tesoro is a new development in New York, located at 317 East 111th Street in East Harlem. The building features an elegant and classic brick exterior and a stunning lobby. The development consists of unique studios and one- and two-bedroom condos.
Residences at Tesoro are bright and airy and are outfitted with top-of-the-line finishes and fixtures. The oversized windows allow natural light to flood the living space and, in conjunction with the generous floor plan, create a uniquely open, bright and airy feeling. The bamboo flooring is not only beautiful but environmentally friendly as well. The gourmet kitchens are fully equipped with a stainless steel GE appliance package, Wenge wood cabinetry with anti-slam and granite countertops. Kohler fixtures and ceramic tile backsplashes finish the look. The homes are also pre-wired for Verizon Fios and Time Warner Cable. Central heating and cooling and Bosch washer and dryers are provided as an additional convenience.
Residents of Tesoro enjoy certain services and amenities offered by this new development in New York. For instance, Tesoro employs the use of a virtual doorman, which can admit residents, announce guests and accept packages. The building also contains a boutique gym, so residents need not leave the premises to get their daily exercise. There is a common garden to enjoy nature's beauty, and the rooftop deck is the perfect place to entertain family and friends and enjoy remarkable East River views. The building also provides storage units for certain residences.
East Harlem is one of the city's most sought-after neighborhoods and with good reason. The area is experiencing a renaissance, and an exciting new infrastructure is rapidly being created. The area offers history, culture, culinary delights, retail shopping, verdant parks and transportation. Residents can explore culture at El Museo del Barrio, enjoy Zagat-rated restaurants like Rao's and Ricardo's, shop at the East River Mall or take a stroll in Jefferson Park. There is easy access to the nearby 110th Street subway station.
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