comfortable sized terrace for dining and or relaxing with friends. the views are good.
About
residence 20c is an oversized two-bedroom home at monogram new york, with interiors designed by neri&hu. spanning approximately 926 interior square feet and 306 square feet of outdoor space, the residence is defined by clean architectural lines, high-quality materials, and a highly functional layout. a nearly 30-foot-long terrace and corner southeast exposure provide excellent light and open views, while a split-bedroom layout offers separation and privacy.
a defined entry foyer creates a sense of arrival, complemented by generous closet space and room for a console or bench. the home opens into a spacious living area with a defined dining space, framed by floor-to-ceiling windows. the terrace is accessible from both the living area and the secondary bedroom, extending the living space outdoors.
wide-plank white oak flooring runs throughout, adding warmth and continuity. the layout is designed for practical daily living, with efficient flow and well-proportioned rooms.
the kitchen reflects neri&hu's restrained, material-driven approach, with fluted light oak cabinetry, honed calacatta monet marble countertops and backsplashes, and dark bronze and reeded glass accents. a concealed pantry with integrated storage and appliance space sits behind a pocket door, complemented by fully integrated gaggenau and bosch appliances, including a paneled refrigerator and freezer, gas cooktop, wall oven, and dishwasher.
the primary bedroom is proportioned for comfort, with dual closets and space for additional furnishings. the en-suite bathroom features full-height fluted bianco carrara marble walls, matching honed marble floors, a custom dark bronze vanity with a white carrara stone top, and kallista fixtures. radiant heated floors and a reeded glass shower enclosure complete the space.
a secondary bedroom with direct terrace access offers flexibility for guests, a home office, or additional living space, and is served by a well-appointed full bathroom finished with complementary materials and fixtures.
additional features include an in-residence bosch washer and dryer, multi-zone climate control with smart thermostats, insulated in-swing casement windows, and thoughtfully integrated storage throughout.
introducing monogram new york, a design-driven condominium at 135 east 47th street in midtown east, now over 50% sold with closings underway.
rising 35 stories, monogram presents a level of architectural and interior design pedigree rarely encountered in the neighborhood. designed by ismael leyva architects with interiors by internationally acclaimed studio, neri&hu, the building reinterprets classic new york art deco through a contemporary lens-offering a contextual, design-forward alternative to the surrounding glass towers.
marking neri&hu's first residential project in new york, the residences are defined by clean architectural lines, natural materials, and thoughtfully composed layouts. homes feature floor-to-ceiling windows, approximately 10-foot ceilings, fluted light oak cabinetry, calacatta marble surfaces, and fully integrated gaggenau appliances. bathrooms are finished with richly veined stone, custom millwork, and spa-like detailing.
amenities are anchored by the 35th-floor sphere club, with elevated spaces for entertaining and retreat, including a landscaped terrace, private dining room, library, co-working lounges, and intimate garden. a dedicated fitness and wellness level offers space for restoration and performance. monogram also features an on-site liv concierge, delivering tailored services and curated lifestyle programming.
located moments from grand central terminal, fifth avenue, and bryant park, monogram places residents at the center of midtown's most iconic destinations.
the complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from the sponsor, lex 47th property owner llc, c/o 777 3rd ave, unit 2801, new york, new york 10017. file no. cd21-0269. equal housing opportunity.
although the direct living terrace is more a balcony, the terrace off the dining room adds real optionality
Condo|2 Beds|3 Baths|1407 int SF
Direct Living|390 ext SF
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Turtle Bay
351 East 51 #PH5C
$3,150,000
Expert Opinion:
that door opens directly from the living room, which technically makes this direct living. but at 160 square feet with what looks like barely enough depth for two chairs and a potted olive tree, we are in balcony territory here. views are pleasant, neighbors can see you. morning coffee, not dinner parties.
Condo|2 Beds|2.5 Baths|1954 int SF
Direct Living|160 ext SF
Lincoln Square
344 West 72 #PHE
$21,950,000
Expert Opinion:
a direct living terrace with over 2,000 square feet and 30 feet of width is the kind of space that earns the word penthouse. the pergola creates a proper outdoor room, not just a platform with furniture. city and water views, solid privacy, and enough square footage to host everyone you know or blissfully ignore them all.
Coop|6 Beds|8 Baths|6005 int SF
Direct Living|3740 ext SF
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Midtown West
406 West 45 #PHA
$2,198,000
Expert Opinion:
points for access from both the living room and primary bedroom are rare, ensuring a seamless flow for entertaining. the generous dimensions offer genuine utility for guest seating, while the intimate midtown views provide a dramatic backdrop. this terrace is a high-impact social asset and the primary draw for any gathering.
Condo|2 Beds|2 Baths|1018 int SF
Direct Living|750 ext SF
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Flatiron
21 East 22 #12L
$2,200,000
Expert Opinion:
three hundred fifty square feet wrapped around a bulkhead, which is the second level arrangement you accept when the empire state building peeks over your shoulder. ten feet of width handles a proper dinner for six, and someone's already scattered enough seating zones to prove it. the young planters will need time, but the bones work. privacy here comes from altitude and indifferent neighbors, the best kind.
Coop|2 Beds|2 Baths|950 int SF
Second Level|350 ext SF
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Upper West
333 West 84 #PH
$2,200,000
Expert Opinion:
those pines took a decade to reach that height, and they're doing real work here, softening the neighbor sightlines without blocking the rooftop tableau. a direct living terrace with actual furniture depth, sectional and dining already coexisting comfortably. the layered planter boxes add privacy where it counts. morning coffee, evening drinks, the space earns both.