- A three-story penthouse at 520 W. 28th St. in New York City is on the market for $39.5 million.
- The 39-residence boutique building was designed by the legendary Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid, who died in 2016.
- The condo comes with a 2,000-square foot rooftop terrace overlooking the High Line park.
- The building’s amenities include a private Imax theater, a 75-foot swimming pool, a sauna and steam room, and automated robotic parking and storage.
- I took a tour of the building, and I’ve never seen anything like Hadid’s design.
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Curving over the High Line park in New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood is an 11-story residential building that looks like it belongs in the future.
The building, 520 W. 28th St., is one of the last designed by the legendary Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid, who was nicknamed “Queen of the Curve.” That seems particularly apt when you look at the 39-residence boutique building, the only one she designed in New York before her death in 2016.
The lavish residence has attracted celebrity residents such as Stingand Ariana Grande.
Marketing and sales for the building are handled by Related Sales and Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group, and Charlie Attias is the listing agent.
If the 6,853-square-foot, three-story penthouse isn’t enough space for you, it can be combined with the neighboring penthouse for a total of 11,121 interior square feet and a 3,892-square-foot terrace, according to Corcoran.
520 W. 28th St. is a 39-unit boutique residential building in New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood designed by the legendary Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid. It’s the only building she designed in New York City before her death in 2016.
11-story building’s triplex penthouse, which is on the market for $39.5 million.
The expansive great room offers views of the Empire State Building and overlooks the High Line, the city’s famous elevated park built on a former railroad line.
The penthouse was all smooth, clean lines.
The curved windows gave the condo a space vessel-like vibe.
The sleek white kitchen features Gaggenau appliances.
The penthouse’s standout feature was its massive wraparound terrace.
The view of the Empire State Building
Like in the rest of the condo, the curves of the terrace gave it a futuristic feel. I could imagine some seriously chic parties taking place up here.
Downstairs is the family level, which includes a master suite, three bedroom suites, and a utility room.
The building’s wellness level includes a 75-foot skylit swimming pool that wouldn’t look out of place in a luxury resort.
