393 W 49th St Unit 5CC, New York, NY 10019

Property Description

This sunlit, one-of-a-kind 1 bed/1 bath duplex offers two outdoor spaces, designer updates and a versatile layout, including an option to add a home office. The 662 sq ft rooftop terrace faces south, north and east, overlooking the landscaped courtyard with open views of the city skyline . An irrigation system was recently installed on the patio for s tress-free greenery through the hottest days of summer. This expansive outdoor retreat is complemented by an additional private balcony on the lower level. Inside, the thoughtfully updated pass-through kitchen features custom-crafted wood cabinetry, sleek countertops, and a suite of full-size GE Profile appliances, including a dishwasher. The bedroom is a true sanctuary, with 12 ft ceiling and double exposure that invites soft natural light with views of the private terrace and open sky. The bathroom has been elevated into a spa-like escape, appointed with Kohler fixtures, a rainfall showerhead, decorative tiles, and a smart mirror with dimmable LED lighting for a refined, modern touch. Storage is abundant and intelligently designed, including a deep closet tucked beneath the stairs and three additional closets on the upper level. Updated wood flooring and recessed lighting run throughout the home, adding warmth and sophistication to this turnkey residence. The Residences at Worldwide Plaza is a full-service, white-glove condominium located close to Central Park and theater district, in the heart of Hell's Kitchen and Midtown Financial District. Amenities include a live-in Resident Manager, 24-hour concierge and doorman, roof deck with open city views, private courtyard, residents' lounge, conference room, laundry on every floor, and on-site parking. Connected to TMPL, David Barton's 40,000 sq ft fitness club with a saltwater pool, studios, sauna, and VR spin room, it offers unmatched lifestyle convenience. In addition to Central Park, it is steps away from Amish Market, Whole Foods, Lincoln Center, Rockefeller Center, top dining, and multiple subway lines.