Construction is now topped out on The Henry, a new rental property at 2395 Palisade Avenue in Spuyten Duyvil, The Bronx. The building will eventually comprise 55 apartments, a sub-grade parking lot, a communal lounge, a fitness center, and a shared roof deck with outdoor cooking areas and a landscaped garden.
The Henry is the latest rental property from developer Timber Equities, which confirmed that construction is on schedule for completion and delivery by early 2022.
Designed by Kutnicki Bernstein Architects, the façade is constructed of gray and tan masonry with large windows encased in dark metal framing. When complete, many of the units will offer a private balcony or a terrace facing the Hudson River.
“Given the breathtaking bridge and river views and unrivaled proximity to transit, The Henry stands out as a best-in-class destination for luxury, waterfront living,” said Timber Equities principal Mitch Perle. “The volume of leasing inquiries we’ve received to date, well in advance of completion, underscores the interest in high-quality new construction residences in this location.”
Timber Equities has retained Bohemia Realty Group as its exclusive leasing and marketing agent.
Rendering of 2395 Palisade Avenue in The Bronx – Courtesy of LuxeVisual
Waterfront view of construction at ‘The Henry’ (2395 Palisade Avenue) – Courtesy of Timber Equities
Rendering of 2395 Palisade Avenue in The Bronx – Courtesy of LuxeVisual
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I like how it is cozly tucked away in the trees. The design fits that too. Nice.
but, the architecture is really rather banal….the heavy horizontal stripe at the top and bottom connected with vertical lines….more graphic design than anything architectural or lovely…..seems like the design fee prescribed a limited amount of thought to resolution of details, hence, none.
View will never be blocked and right above Metro North.
Fifty years ago this would have been no less than a 25 story tower.
I have to say, this is much nicer than what I was expecting.
But it will never be a welcome presence in Spuyten Duyvil community after four years of abuse and disrespect. You can rebrand all you want, but you bought your own karma.