Rockefeller Group recently announced that closings have commenced at Rose Hill, the firm’s first NYC condo tower. Rose Hill is an art deco-inspired residential tower that is over 600 feet tall with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline. The 45-story tower features 123 residences located in NoMad at 30 East 29th Street, between Park Avenue South and Madison Avenue. Architecture and interior design is by CetraRuddy.
“We couldn’t be more excited to have reached this significant milestone and to welcome our first residents home to Rose Hill,” said Meg Brod, Rockefeller Group’s Senior Vice President and head of Development in the Northeast U.S. “It’s been incredibly gratifying to see the building’s ambitious design come to life and have buyers recognize the tremendous value that Rose Hill provides. Rose Hill was designed with the future (lifestyle) of New Yorkers in mind. Located in the heart of one of Manhattan’s most vibrant and pace-setting neighborhoods, Rose Hill’s unique home layouts, expansive amenity offering and timeless design continue to attract new interest from New Yorkers as well as international buyers.”
Rose Hill offers residents flexible living and ample outdoor space that is in high demand from the pandemic. Residences range from studios to four-bedroom condos that offer inventive flex room spaces to customize buyer’s personal needs for new COVID-19 lifestyles. Condos can be customized to include a home-office, gym, library or nursery. Many residences also feature private outdoor space. Amenities of the building include a fitness center, squash court, 50-foot indoor pool, sauna, pet salon and bike room. There is also a private lobby lounge called “The Blue Room” to accommodate residents who work from home. Rose Hill has also incorporated high efficiency air filters in all amenity spaces in response to the pandemic.
Pricing for Rose Hill ranges from $1.385 million for a studio up to $19.5 million for a 4-bedroom condo. CORE is the exclusive sales and marketing firm for the building.
