42 W 33rd St, New York, NY 10001

NO FEE Available Immediately Breathtaking views await you at this Penthouse featuring 2 bedroom split home with 2 bathrooms and incredible northern views of Manhattan with the Chrysler building, Empire State building and Hudson River. This Penthouse home includes amazing light, floor to ceiling windows, 10ft high ceilings, recessed lighting throughout with dimming capability, a washer/dryer, and plenty of closet space. The kitchen features custom glass cabinetry, Miele and Bosch stainless steel appliances, and a gorgeous white counter. The primary bedroom a wall of closets and stunning Hudson river sunset views . This bedroom is completely separate from your entertainment space. The primary bath is spa like and has a separate glass enclosed shower, custom Italian double sinks , and vanities with storage. The second bedroom has two generously sized closets and Midtown views facing north. Solari has oversized spa like bathrooms with dual shower heads, seamless curtain rod and plenty of storage in medicine cabinet and vanity. Solari is a boutique glass and limestone tower rising 41 stories above Manhattan. It seamlessly blends the City's vibrant energy with the privacy and tranquility offered by only four residences on the penthouse floor. Developed by The Torkian Group and designed by Stephen Jacobs. Interiors designed by Andi Pepper Interior design. Some of her notable projects include The Gansevoort Hotel, Hotel Giraffe, and Hotel Plaza Athenee. Solari is set against the dazzling Empire State building, Freedom Tower and River views. Solari amenity members enjoy access to the building's roof top deck with grilling stations, outdoor theater with fireplace , lounge, Zen garden, fitness center, pool, golf simulator and pet spa. Standing at the gateway of Midtown, Flatiron District, Chelsea and Times Square and just a few blocks from the Highline and Meatpacking District, Solari offers convenient access to all points via the surrounding 14 subway lines, PATH and LIRR. Smoking allowed:No