Leasing has launched at The Arches, a dual-tower residential project at 224-228 East 135th Street in Mott Haven, The Bronx. The development comprises a pair of 25-story buildings and is located just a couple blocks from the Harlem River waterfront.
Designed by Fischer + Makooi Architect, the property includes a total of 430 units that range from studios to two-bedroom apartments. The most premium homes will also feature Control4 automation systems that will allow residents to control lighting, thermostats, music, and entry locks with their smartphone devices. Select units will also feature private outdoor space with views of Upper Manhattan.
Occupants will also have access to a health club and yoga studio, a screening room, a business center with a private conference room, a children’s playroom, and a cafe. Additional amenity spaces include a library, a quiet room with a fireplace, and a landscaped roof garden with an open-air lounge outfitted with an additional fireplace and seating areas.
The property will also support 25 short-stay hotel rooms and 6,000 square feet of ground-floor retail.
Amenity spaces at The Arches – Fischer + Makooi Architect
“The South Bronx has a rich cultural history, and Mott Haven’s housing renaissance is emblematic of the bright future that lies ahead for the blossoming neighborhood,” said Michelle Monko, director of business development at EXR, which oversees leasing for The Arches. “From the high-quality finishes and spacious floor plans to the first-class amenities, services, and unparalleled views, The Arches sets a standard of elevated quality for the numerous residential developments that are currently under construction in the neighborhood.”
The property is the latest project from The Chess Builders’ development team to launch leasing. Pricing ranges from $2,300 per month for studios up to about $2,900 for two-bedroom apartments.
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Beautiful design gained ground and work on developer’s way, shell and clothes are comfortable and friendly colors: Thank you.
Quite nice.
Are you selling?
Looks promising. I hope the facade paneling ages well…
Is this supposed to be affordable? For whom? Not the people who live in the neighborhood….smh
It is affordable for whomever can afford it, duh! No one owes you anything.
Nice building
This was designed by Fischer + Makooi Architects, PLLC
This looks great! I believe that’s the one with the led light strip going down the facade. Very Miami. I love it.
This in Mott Haven? whodathunkit
So your building luxury apartments in a urban community.
Will there be low income tenants in the building?
How do I apply? I live in Pennsylvania and work in New York. Would like to acquire an apartment in the south bronx. I have a family of 4 and Travel and stay a lot in NYC. Can you guys help or direct me to where I can start the paper work. Thanks
They should have done this years ago Looks nice
Basketball court ?
Is there a Mitchell-Lama program here.
If not, there should be, working ppl in this hood should be able to afford this and should protest if not given first picks
Middle income person can’t afford 2900.00 a month WTF???
Hello,
Will there be any apartments for affordable housing available in this building.
Facade ??
Facade is terra cotta and porcelain by a company in NYC called Cladding Concepts.
I apply on line by mail. Letter was returned with a bad address. I xall no answer. Even being on housibg connect. I cannt apply. Mo luck.. and I am a regire dissable vet. Caring for mom..it seen that only the $$$ can get an apt… lately
Application for the link
nice