The New Yorker “Meatpacking District” was formerly known for a dubious mixture of meat factories, nightclubs and red-light entertainment. Meanwhile, the district is in tremendous change and belongs to the hot spots of the modern New York elite.
This bright and modern styled apartment was designed by architect and Pritzker Prize winner Richard Meier and offers a total living area of 422.80m² with plenty of space to unfolding and an ideal retreat away from the bustling life in Manhattan. It features 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, glazed fronts that bring lots of light as well as incredible views of the Hudson River and the financial district. The minimalist, stylish and bright interior deliberately avoided plurality and meets the high expectations of the modern big city people.
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