Boutique Luxury Condominium 142 Flatiron Launches Sales

Urban Standard Capital, the New York-based real estate development and investment firm, in partnership with Compass Development Marketing Group  today announced the launch of sales at the boutique condominium 142 Flatiron, located at 142 W. 19th Street. Centrally located in the heart of Manhattan’s thriving Flatiron district, the newly constructed, eight story building was designed by Think! Architecture, and features an exclusive collection of just seven full-floor luxury homes including one penthouse, one townhouse and five graciously sized full-floor two-bedroom units. 

“We are very excited to be bringing these beautiful homes to market in such a thriving neighborhood,” said Seth Weissman, CEO and Founder of Urban Standard Capital. “The design of the homes epitomizes quality and craftsmanship and the boutique nature of the building creates a private and exclusive feel for residents. We are confident that today’s modern buyer will really resonate with the expansive layouts, large windows and loft-like feel of the homes.”

142 Flatiron’s exterior was designed to seamlessly blend into its surroundings with a classic limestone facade illuminated by cascading bronze windows that pair beautifully with the lobby’s stylish Florim bronze tile accent wall, Porcelanosa walls and flooring. Inside, the homes were designed with modern living in mind with expansive floor-to-ceiling windows bathing the residences in natural light, wide-plank European oak flooring, and grand ceilings throughout. Direct elevator access to each of the seven homes provides a sense of exclusivity and convenience. 

Thoughtfully designed kitchens boast a suite of stainless steel appliances from Miele which shine against the white lacquer finish of the contemporary, hand-crafted custom cabinetry, rare Blue De Savoie marble backsplash, countertops, and waterfall island. Primary bathrooms were designed to feel like a luxurious  spa-like retreat featuring natural porcelain flooring, rich Bianco Carrara marble walls with bamboo marble accents, and  a custom walnut double vanity with Bianco Carrara countertop and basins. Chrome finishes by Dornbracht and a 59” freestanding soaking tub by Catino finish these impressive spaces.

“Today’s buyer is looking for homes with large, multi-functional layouts complimented by high-quality design and finishes, and locations that offer easy access transportation, restaurants, cultural offerings and shopping. 142 Flatiron checks all of these boxes”  said Scott Hustis of Compass who along with Mark Jovanovic will be marketing the property. "The location is truly at the nexus of so many great neighborhoods with easy access to Chelsea and Flatiron, Union Square, Greenwich Village and the West Village. It has literally the best of everything the city has to offer at your doorstep.”

The boutique collection of residences at 142 Flatiron creates an intimate building atmosphere that is complemented by its ideal location in close proximity to transportation and the best that the Flatiron and Chelsea neighborhoods have to offer, with equal parts convenience and culture. Home to world renowned galleries, cultural institutions and a wide range of the city's finest historical buildings and modern sculptural masterpieces, the neighborhood has everything that embodies downtown living.

Compass Development Marketing Group is the exclusive sales and marketing agency. Homes at 142 Flatiron start just under $3 million.

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Hole In The Wall Opens at Hotel Henri in Flatiron

 As the city begins to open up Australian restaurant and cafe Hole in the Wall, which has locations in FiDi and Murray Hill, opened its third location in NYC at Hotel Henri. Their newest location, just a block away from the historic Flatiron Building, can be found on the ground floor of Hotel Henri (37 W. 24th Street) with outdoor seating for 40. 

The restaurant’s interior has seating for 70 available when that phased opening is able to occur.  Hole in the Wall currently has a downtown location at 15 Cliff Street in FiDi and their flagship can be found at 626 1st Avenue at the American Copper Buildings in Murray Hill.  Hole in the Wall’s Flatiron destination will be open seven days a week, from 9am - 8pm with brunch from 9am - 3pm and dinner from 3pm - 8pm.

Parched Hospitality Group CEO Barry Dry is the force behind Hole in the Wall, which first opened as a small coffee shop in 2014.  He branched out to then open a FiDi location of Hole in the Wall in 2017 and then a much larger Murray Hill location in 2019. Hole in the Wall’s Flatiron location is his third.  Dry also opened the delivery only concept Ghost Burger in 2019 in addition to managing a private pool and social club called The Sentry, 42 floors in the sky atop the American Copper Buildings. He’s now gearing up to open The Sentry Public Bar in the penthouse of Hotel Henri this fall in addition to a fine dining Cantonese concept called Ms. Alice on W. 58th Street by the iconic Paris Theater later this year.

Executive Chef Brent Hudson’s fine-dining approach to cooking will be showcased in a casual, laid back setting. Approachable, filling entrees include his OG Burger with grilled Wagyu beef, double smoked bacon, miso onions, pickles and aged Amish cheddar on a milk bun, complete with French fries and special sauce, Shrimp Pappardelle with crab, shaved garlic, Calabrian chili, lemon, fried parsley and parmesan, Glazed Crispy Tofu with kimchi, ginger scallion relish and furikake seasoning and on the decadent side a Triple Chocolate Brownie with caramel ice cream and butterscotch for dessert. Hole in the Wall will also offer brunch daily with favorites like Chili Scrambled Eggs, Pulled Pork Benedict, Avocado Toast and a Summer Bowl with chia pudding, granola, fresh fruit and coconut yogurt.

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Richard Morris Hunt's Former Studio Hits the Market

Flatiron is not only home to one of New York City’s most popular sights, its namesake building, but also bursts at the seams with cool neighborhood gems like The NoMad Hotel, Raines Law Room, Eataly, and Washington Square Park. Living in this central, uber-popular part of Manhattan is a dream come true for many.

Photo Credit: Warburg Realty//Steve Bruman

Enter the Italianate Brownstone at 28 East 21st Street. The 25-foot wide building was built in 1846 and boasts a rich history: During the 1870's it served as the studio for Richard Morris Hunt, renowned architect of the Met, the Biltmore Estate, the Breakers and several other large properties on the eastern seaboard.

Listed for $2,100,000, Apartment 2A is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom floor-through apartment that has been completely renovated, blending period charm with modernity for easy living. Herringbone walnut floors anchor the design. Oversized custom arched windows, crown moldings, high baseboards and an original stone decorative fireplace add a unique touch. 

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The stunning galley kitchen, outfitted with Carrara marble and Carrara marble galley kitchen features Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele gas cooktop, and Bosch dishwasher, and disposal. The large master bath has double sinks in a custom, stainless vanity, and a marble thermostatic shower. Both baths are finished with sheets of back painted glass. 

Floor-to-ceiling French doors line the rooms at the rear of the apartment. The large master bedroom has a sizable cedar closet, original tile and stone decorative fireplace and French doors opening to an iron balcony with garden views.

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