Emerald Green at 320 West 38th Street is a new development in New York. Built in 2009, it spans 24 floors and contains 569 apartments. It is the first LEED-certified rental building from renowned New York developers Glenwood Management. The building has many energy-efficient details and green design elements in conjunction with a lavish list of services and amenities.
Apartments feature eco-friendly bamboo flooring and energy-efficient windows. High ceilings accompany many luxurious and green amenities. Energy Star appliances are featured throughout the residences, with washer and dryer units and GE appliances in the kitchen. Kitchens are replete with granite countertops. Marble and porcelain bathrooms offer beauty and relaxation.
Known for its singular sustainability, Emerald Green features an interior garden and green roof. The building-wide water filtration provides residents with ultra-clean water straight from the tap. Occupancy sensors ensure energy efficiency in public spaces. The health-conscious resident can enjoy the fitness center, yoga and lap pool. Residents who would prefer to relax can take advantage of the whirlpool spa, sauna, rooftop sundeck, private terrace, residents-only screen room, lounge, and library. Services offered at this new development in New York include a 24-hour concierge, hotel service, laundry service, valet and full service garage.
Emerald Green is located just steps to the subway and LIRR at Penn Station, ensuring that tenants need not worry about transportation. Fashion fiends will cheer at the proximity of Emerald Green to the city's Garment District. There are also many options for entertainment in this area.
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