If the Co-Founder & Managing Partner of the building’s developer pays full price for her 1,612-square-foot, two-bedroom space and calls it home, you have no choice but to believe in the project.
While working with the developer’s attorneys, I was involved in over 75% of the closings at the Sky House Condominium. Although closing on time in the New York real estate market is a rarity, this is not the case at Sky House. As the market took a turn for the worse and it became common practice for buyers of other new developments to attempt to renegotiate or even walk away from their deposits, the buyers at the Sky House Condominium showed up one after another and happily paid over $1,200/sq ft for their new homes. The Clarett Group, who recently closed their last available condominium unit at their Upper West Side development, 200 West End Avenue, has only a few homes left at Sky House.
The 55-story Sky House condominium, located at 11 East 29th Street between Fifth and Madison avenues, has only three apartments per floor with expansive and largely protected views in four directions. The project boasts a sense of privacy and luxury that can’t be competed with. Residents enjoy a 24-hour doorman, concierge service, fitness center, children’s playroom and private storage. Sky House is within walking distance of both the 6 train and the R and W trains and it’s a stone’s throw from the Flatiron District and Chelsea, placing it in the center of it all. Sky House also offers finely done interiors to match the gorgeous views of the city skyline.
I personally visited the property today and one of the available A-line homes that is above the 40th floor boasts 1612 square feet, 2 ½ bathrooms, 2 bedrooms and an alcove that easily converts to a 3rd bedroom with floor to ceiling windows and amazing iconic views thanks to north, south, east and west exposures.
With only five homes still available, hurry now and ask us how you can save over $120,000 through our commission refund program.
