Rose Hill

A nod to Rockefeller Plaza, yet also extremely modern, Rose Hill attempts to encompass beauty, power, comfort, and convenience, all within one building. CetraRuddy, the designer for both the interior and exterior, have put their heart and soul into this complex. The head of CetraRuddy has called it “a New York building with attitude,” and that confidence is well earned by the building's services and amenities.

This full service building has a doorman and concierge just outside the entrance to a jewel-box bar. On the same floor is also a lounge space that leads to a beautiful courtyard. Additional amenities include a swimming pool, a fitness center, a squash court, a sauna, a pet salon, and a rooftop lounge with a billiards table, fireplace, and private dining area. Pets are more than welcome to live here with you.

Units in Rose Hill are huge and bright, ranging from studios to three bedroom apartments. Most units with two or more bedrooms come with two full bathrooms. Bathrooms boast spa like qualities, with custom vanities, aged brass fixtures, and radiant heated floors. Units usually have either soaking tubs or walk-in showers, but select units have both.

Natural light floods each room in this building thanks to the oversized windows. Hardwood flooring lines the living spaces, which are open concept, making this already large space feel even larger. Kitchens come equipped with Miele appliances like dishwashers and gas stoves. Flex spaces, areas that can become separate rooms thanks to sliding glass doors, are available in most units, and can be used as a library or den. Select units have outdoor spaces like balconies or terraces.

Squash Courts and saunas are quickly becoming staples of luxury buildings in NYC, and CetraRuddy knows that better than anyone. This architecture firm is responsible for a number of renovations to landmarked buildings in the city like the Art Deco Barbizon, Walker Tower, and 443 Greenwich. CetraRuddy is an expert when it comes to mixing old and new.