Building DescriptionA luxury apartment building offering a wide range of services and amenities including tennis courts, waterfront pool, health club & day care center. The building was designed by Alexander Jackson Davis in 1841 and restored by Becker+Becker in 2005 as a residential complex. Building Amenities and Services- Doorman
- Concierge (24 hours)
- Gym/fitness center (2,200 s/f; located in the historic Octagon Tower)
- Swimming pool
- Children's playroom/space
- Parking garage
- Laundry
- Courtyard and terrace overlooking the waterfront park and river
- 6 lighted Tennis Courts with Plexicushion surface
- Clubroom with lounge, billiards table and screening room
- Exhibition Gallery
- Conference room
- Cafe and convenience center with ATM
- Closed circuit TV security
- Valet and Maid service available
- Dry cleaning and laundry by the pound
- Personal Storage and Bicycle Storage
- Full-day on-site Day Care Center for infants, toddlers and preschoolers managed by Bright Horizons
- Playground with rubberized surface
- Energy Efficient Building (35% more efficient than the state building code requires)
- Access to adjacent 4-mile waterfront esplanade/bike path
- Hybrid shuttle bus to the subway and tram available
Apartment Features and Amenities- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- Hardwood floors
- Granite countertops, cherry finished cabinets and ceramic floor tile in kitchens
- Stainless steel Energy Star appliances
- Frost-free refrigerator with icemaker
- Microwave ovens
- Garbage disposals
- Classic subway wall tile and porcelain floor tile in bathrooms
- Porcelain pedestal sinks
- Spacious walk-in or customized closets; extra storage available
- Mini-blinds provided
- Telephone intercom to concierge desk
- Individual thermostats for high-efficiency air conditioning and heating
- Roof decks (some units)
- Washer and dryer (some units) (some 1BR apartments and all 2/3BR apartments)
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Rendering of the Octagon Building
Manhattan Views from the Octagon Building
Tennis Courts next to the Octagon Building
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