A perfect canvas to make your own, Penthouse B welcomes you in with a massive south-facing living space, complete with a fireplace, custom entertainment console, and floor to ceiling glass windows that highlight pre-war architecture and city views. 9.5’ ceilings and direct access to a private patio overlooking the city make this an iconic space to relax or entertain. An elegant foyer is your first introduction to PHB - the perfect place to showcase art.

Upon arrival into the main living space, you’ll find an open chef’s kitchen offering a black lava stone island and suite of premium Sub-Zero and Bosch appliances, perfect for prepping an al-fresco meal on the terrace. Solid oak flooring celebrates the space’s wide dimensions - which are key in this home: three generous king-sized bedrooms complete this picture of luxury, with views of the Empire State Building and northern light. The primary bedroom is the most spectacular of all, boasting a large walk-in closet. Convenience is of no issue with a five-zoned central heat and A/C system, in-unit washer and dryer, and an extra powder room perfect for guests.

12 stories up with a layout you can’t compete with, this one-of-a-kind space is bright, light, and open . At 133 W 22nd, you will live atop one of the finest boutique condominiums on the border of Chelsea & Flatiron designed by internationally acclaimed architect, David Mann. Full service includes a 24hr doorman, live-in resident manager, Verizon FiOs fiber cable & internet, as well as a host of must-have amenities. The expansive common roof deck offers two grilling stations while the ground floor includes an outdoor pool and sun deck, sauna, and fitness center along with a rental parking garage that can be accessed from within the building.

Ideally situated right next to the F/M, 1, Path, and Trader Joe’s, it is a short stroll to the C/E, Whole Foods, Madison Square Square Park, and Union Square Park and dog run. Enjoy Highline access, shopping, world renowned dining, and so much more. **Please note the above property taxes do not include the primary homeownership abatement which primary home purchasers are eligible for.

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