New images from Adam America Real Estate offer a first look inside Era, a condominium building at 251 West 91st Street on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. The building is designed by ODA and houses a collection of 57 homes.
Era’s model residence is a three-bedroom, 3.5-bath home spanning 1,837 square feet. This unit is currently listed at $4.55 million by Reuveni Real Estate.
Era model kitchen at 251 West 91st Street – Photo by Katherine Marks
Model bedroom at Era, 251 West 91st Street – Photo by Katherine Marks
Second model bedroom at Era, 251 West 91st Street – Photo by Katherine Marks
Third model bedroom at Era, 251 West 91st Street – Photo by Katherine Marks
Era model dining and living room at 251 West 91st Street – Photo by Katherine Marks
Era model bathroom at 251 West 91st Street – Photo by Katherine Marks
Other available floor plans range from two to five bedrooms or approximately 1,252 to 3,444 square feet. Asking prices start at approximately $2.6 million for a two-bedroom home to $13.1 million for a five-bedroom home.
Penthouse A, the property’s most premium residence, offers five bedrooms, more than 3,500 square feet of interior space, and more than 1,000 square feet of private outdoor area. The $13.5 million residence is currently under contract and marks the highest price per square foot ever achieved for a condo above 88th Street in Manhattan.
The remaining four-bedroom penthouse has not yet been revealed.
The amenity package includes rooftop pool with surrounding lounge area, a fitness center and yoga studio, an indoor lounge, a children’s playroom, a youth room for gaming, music rehearsal room, bike storage, and a pet grooming station. Private storage units are also available for purchase.
Adam America Real Estate and Northlink Capital, co-developers of the property, anticipate full completion by spring 2022.
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‘Upper West Sid’ would make a great rock band name…
Has it started construction yet?
ODA loves a cantilever.
Dreadful. I don’t know who shares more of the blame, the architect or the city?
“T I M B E R “! 😨
Yes–It’s been started. This street view is a big photoshop fail, showing the base of the building sitting in the middle of Broadway. Pretty sure the Broadway side will be more or less even with the Equinox building it cantilevers over. I live next door and cannot wait until this construction is over. It has been a nightmare.
What an abrasive and aggressive design. The interiors are nice, nothing special, but the design is hideous.
This building design is an abomination. It should not be approved. In fact, it should be illegal for any building to have any floor plates that exceed the square footage of the ground level.
The implications of this architecture is the elephant in the room, imo.. it Disrupts high-value/low density & height neighborhoods.. in NYC + any other high price urban area..
Air rights exist for good reason, but I wonder how they now apply,. given these architectural advances..?