DNA Development announced today that closings have commenced at 350 West 71st Street, the successful Upper West Side luxury conversion that seamlessly combines two historic pre-war buildings into one stunning contemporary condominium with a classic façade. As construction nears completion, the seven-story building’s 38 elegant residences and bespoke amenities are coming to life, as DNA welcomes its first residents.
“We are excited to reach this important milestone at 350 West 71st Street and look forward to officially welcoming residents into their beautiful new homes,” said David L. Berger, Partner at DNA Development along with Alexander J.A. Sachs. “Now that closings have begun, we expect to see continued interest in the project as buyers appreciate the unique combination of elevated finishes, thoughtful layouts and prewar architectural details that we are offering.”
Designed by DXA Studio and located on a quiet cul-de-sac between West End Avenue and Riverside Boulevard, 350 West 71st Street offers a rare opportunity to purchase a new home on a classic townhouse block with two-bedroom residences starting below $2 million. The luxury building brings two-to-four-bedroom homes to this charming and peaceful Upper West Side block, seven of which offer private outdoor space including four spectacular penthouses. Two of the four penthouses are already in contract.
“350 West 71st Street is the ideal residence for those who want to live in a newly constructed building with modern amenities without giving up the historic charm that is quintessential to the Upper West Side,” said Jeffrey Stockwell, Sales Director at Compass Development.
Residences at 350 West 71st Street showcase custom-designed kitchens with white oak cabinets, honed Olympian Danby marble countertops and backsplashes, integrated Miele appliances, and distinctive leather-wrapped hardware on refrigerator and pantry doors. Master bathrooms feature elegant gray satin lacquer vanities with polished nickel trim, Waterworks fixtures and honed Grigio Nicola marble counters and flooring. Gorgeous powder rooms showcase unique wood wall paneling and exquisite honed sinks and full slab floors of Fior Di Bosco stone. White oak floors and large wood-framed Pella architectural windows create a superb living environment that delivers ultimate comfort and relaxation.
Luxury amenities include a residents’ library with one-of-a-kind millwork, built-in window seats and an integrated sound system; a fitness center featuring Peloton cycling equipment; a children’s playroom; and bicycle storage. The building also offers residents an expansive shared roof terrace showcasing lush landscaping and an entertaining and dining area with a large gas grill, all enveloped in views of the Upper West Side’s distinctive prewar architecture.
350 West 71st Street is located in the heart of the Upper West Side, surrounded by an abundance of retail, dining and cultural attractions. Central Park, Riverside Park, as well as the Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Center and the Beacon Theater are all within close proximity, and the building is conveniently located two blocks from the 72nd Street and Broadway 1,2,3, subway stop, offering residents a fast commute to midtown and downtown Manhattan.
Pricing for current availability begins at $1,745,000 for a two-bedroom residence. Compass Development is the exclusive sales and marketing firm for the building. For more information, please visit 350w71st.com, or email info@350W71.com.
ABOUT DNA DEVELOPMENT
DNA Development is a privately held, vertically integrated real estate investment and development company focused on acquiring and building exceptional mixed-use residential, retail, boutique office and hotel development properties that exceed expectation. DNA Development was created to pursue ground-up development, value-add repositioning opportunities and adaptive re-use conversions in New York City, Brooklyn and beyond. DNA recently completed a 31unit condo at 280 St. Marks Avenue in Brooklyn and a mixed-use office/retail jewel box at 12 West 48th Street at Rockefeller Center and is also developing a new ground-up condo project with 50 residences on the northeast corner of 14th Street & 6th Avenue.
