Originally built in 1910, BLVD offers New York real estate and history combined with modern convenience. The building has been meticulously restored and features a one-story curtain of glass surrounding the façade, as well as many new high-end finishes and fixtures throughout. The bright and open homes come in a variety of floor plans, many with outdoor space.
Homes at BLVD range from one-bedroom units to two- and three-bedroom units. No matter what layout is chosen, the residences at BLVD feature stunning high ceilings and oversized tilt-and-turn windows, a combination that results in a uniquely open, airy and bright feeling throughout the home. The elegant oak hardwood flooring is just one example of the many high-end finishes on display within the residences. The open kitchens are fully equipped with stainless steel GE appliances, sleek granite Caesarstone countertops and custom shaker-style cabinetry. Many cozy bedrooms are accessed via pocket doors and offer ample floor-to-ceiling closet space. The homes’ windowed bathrooms feature luxurious soaking tubs, D’Orient Palmira Tile in Carrera Marble, and Duravit and Kohler fixtures.
BLVD offers residents the added amenity of an elegant stone lobby with a virtual doorman, who announces guests, admits residents and accepts deliveries to the package and mail room. The furnished roof deck is a lovely space where residents can get to know one another, relax and enjoy the stunning views, or perhaps finish up some work on the laptop by using the building’s Wi-Fi. There is also a bicycle room as well as private storage lockers.
BLVD offers New York real estate with a central location. The building is close to many nearby parks, restaurants, groceries, entertainment options and transportation. Residents enjoy the close proximity to the A, B, C, D, 2 and 3 subway lines.
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