Sales for The Cortland continue on a strong streak, no doubt to the new development’s architectural design and expansive suite of lifestyle amenities. Developed by Related Companies, in partnership with Mitsui Fudosan America, the 25-story condominium building is designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, with interiors by Olson Kundig. Located at 555 West 22nd Street in West Chelsea, The Cortland offers 144 residences and nearly 20,000 square feet of amenities and services.
Private Porte-Cochère Entrance at The Cortland in West Chelsea, Manhattan. Courtesy of The Boundary
“Related and Mitsui have brought together two of the world’s most celebrated architectural firms, RAMSA and Olson Kundig, to create a one of a kind offering at The Cortland,” says Shaun Osher, CORE listing agent. “The response to The Cortland offerings – from the expansive amenities to the prime West Chelsea location – has been great and demonstrates exactly what sets these homes apart.”
75-Foot Lap Pool at The Cortland in West Chelsea, Manhattan. Courtesy of Colin Miller.
Event Lounge at The Cortland in West Chelsea, Manhattan. Courtesy of Colin Miller.
Homes at The Cortland are a mix of one- to five-bedroom residences, and a collection of expansive penthouses. All feature high ceilings, open-plan living, and dining areas feature oak wood flooring in addition to floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Hudson River. One-bedroom homes at The Cortland, start at $2.75 million and go up to $25 million for a five-bedroom home. Related Sales LLC and CORE Group are the exclusive co-sales and marketing agents for the project.
Screening Room at The Cortland in West Chelsea, Manhattan. Courtesy of Colin Miller.
The Lobby at The Cortland in West Chelsea, Manhattan. Courtesy of Colin Miller.
“We worked closely with the Olson Kundig team to design the amenities at The Cortland. The wellness amenities are modern yet classic and reflect Olson Kundig’s bold vision for the interiors at the project and the hospitality-inspired living experience constantly activated by the unparalleled Related Life lifestyle platform.” said Andrew Orchulli, senior vice president at Related Companies.
Among the unique amenities available to residents is an accredited “Harrow Court” squash court that can also can be used to play basketball in the 11,200-square-foot health club. There is also a 75-foot lap pool, a private wood-lined yoga and fitness studio, a pilates studio, and the “Crow’s Nest” lounge, which features a golf simulator and sitting area with bar. The club’s spa-amenities include men’s and women’s infrared sauna and steam rooms, and a wood-lined treatment room.
Children will have access to a double-height “Beluga Pod” children’s playroom, that draws inspiration from the marine environment that defines the western edge of Manhattan, as well as whale sightings in the river. There is also a “Sandbox Powered by Related,” a STEAM-focused maker space to create, invent, and learn; game room with lounge seating and activities including ping pong, foosball, and shuffleboard; and a leisure pool, a child-friendly pool with a glass portal looking up into the children’s playroom.
At The Cortland, residents will be able to use a brick port-cochère, which features lush landscaping and is staffed 24 hours with around-the-clock access to the property’s on-site private parking. Residents also have access to a private rooftop terrace featuring multiple seating and grilling areas, as well as a VR room and screening room with a performance stage, and an event lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows, fireplace, and a back-of-house catering kitchen.
Related Sales LLC and CORE Group are the exclusive co-sales and marketing agents for the project. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please visit www.thecortlandnyc.com.
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The third rail of YIMBY.
Almost 3M for a one bedroom. What are they smoking?
Should’ve been identified as “sponsored.”
Look at the disclaimer under the first photo caption. It’s there
Roger it’s also on the home page before you click on the article too