‘Apartment in the sky’ with lofts and skylights asks $625K in Hell’s Kitchen
Located on the top floor of the Hell’s Kitchen co-op 857 Ninth Avenue and decked out with skylights (with their own retractable shades!), this $625,000 pad feels like it’s perched up in the clouds. 11.5-foot ceilings and two lofts, above the bedroom and kitchen, don’t hurt either. Nor do the Manhattan cityscape views from the Eastern facing windows. This home last sold for $549,000 in 2016. We’re guessing it got some upgrades before it was listed again this year.
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The first of the two skylights is located in the living room, a space that also comes with views out over Ninth Avenue. The room has a wall of painted exposed brick, a decorative fireplace, and built-in, floor-to-ceiling adjustable cherry wood shelving.
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A loft above the living room could hold additional sleeping space or storage. In the current design, the lofted room creates an office nook below.
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The kitchen separates the living room from the bedroom. It’s got an oven, separate stove-top, dishwasher, and two refrigerators, both of which are located below the counters in order to maximize space.
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Here’s a look at the floorplan to see the placement of the lofts and skylights in this efficiently-designed apartment. The bedroom, which has the second skylight, wood flooring, and a large walk-in closet, isn’t pictured.
And here’s a look at the midtown view afforded by its top floor location. The apartment is located between 55th and 56th streets, just a short block south from Columbus Circus and Central Park.
[Listing: 857 9th Avenue, #5A by Nicole Flowers for Brown Harris Stevens]
[At CityRealty]
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Photos courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens








