421 W 54th St APT 5A, New York, NY 10019

Stunning One Bedroom Loft with Home Office at The Hit Factory! Fantastic, sun blasted & spacious Hells Kitchen Loft in the iconic recording studio the Hit Factory Condominium. This expansive and dramatic one bedroom with additional home office/guest space is waiting to unleash the pop star inside of you. Wear your sunglasses to enter this South and East facing, sun drenched corner loft with wide open views. The kitchen is decked out with top-of-the-chart appliance including Miele 5 burner vented out cooktop, stainless steel Sub-Zero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher and Bosch washer & dryer. The extra larger master bedroom with double exposure, walk in closet and seating area, has an en suite bathroom to match. The master bath features a separate shower and extra long bathtub and is outfitted with Waterworks faucets, limestone walls, floors and double basin sink vanity. The front den completes the perfect use of space, as it currently doubles as a home office/ second sleeping area, with an additional bathroom and private shower. Two separate zones of thermostatic individually controlled heating and air conditioning through out the apartment. Soaring ceilings, Blonde Oak Floors, and an over abundance of closet space through out, along with an additional private storage room in the building, make this the perfect and rarely available home you have been waiting for. The Hit Factory housed one of the most iconic recording studios of all time, with a world wide reputation for producing landmark music and platinum sales from the 1960s-2000s before being converted to a 27 residence only boutique Condominium. This building provides part time doorman, daytime porter, video intercom security, a fitness center, private storage and a beautiful roof deck with sweeping views of the downtown and uptown skyline. Just minutes from Central Park, Columbus Circle, Times Square and the Hudson River, The Hit Factory has been a recording home to many famous musicians who include: The Rolling Stones, John Lennon, Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, Michael Jackson, Madonna, U2, Christina Aguilera, and Mariah Carey. In 1994, The Hit Factory made recording history when 41 Grammy nominations were awarded to songs that were recorded, mastered or mixed on the state of the art equipment for which the Hit Factory became internationally famous.