Thrilling, panoramic views maximize the sense of space and bring the city’s monumental architecture, lush parks, and vibrant sunrises and sunsets into everyday perspective. Warmth, texture, attention to detail and celebration of craftsmanship—qualities that are prized in older buildings but so often glaringly absent from contemporary architecture— are emphasized at Rose Hill.
Bespoke details extend to the bathrooms, which are anchored by custom vanities in warm, hand-selected materials. Generously appointed powder rooms are at once rustic and refined. While the dramatic windowed master baths offer aged brass fixtures, heated floors in dark, veined marble— and, not least, an invitation to daydream in the shower.
Apartments are smart, considered, and use space elegantly and intelligently. Think of this extra room as a blank canvas: library, office, guest room, nursery, wine cellar—make it entirely your own. It’s flexible by design to adapt to changing needs and desires over time.
A certain classicism and a richness of materials treated with understated elegance is highlighted in Rose Hill’s sweeping duplex penthouses. There is context in the design—how people live, what they love about New York, its traditions, and its future.
At Rose Hill, attention and care have been put into the things that matter—both the practical and the intangible. In the open-plan kitchens, Miele appliances are standard; the custom ultra-matte, dark charcoal woodwork and metal-framed glass upper cabinetry are anything but.
These thoughtful design decisions can be seen through the rusticated hardwood floors, bronze finished hardware and soaring ceilings of up to 13 feet high with window heights of above 9 feet.
Bespoke details extend to the bathrooms, which are anchored by custom vanities in warm, hand-selected materials. Generously appointed powder rooms are at once rustic and refined. The dramatic windowed master bath offers brass finished fixtures, radiant heat floors in dark, veined marble—and an invitation to daydream in the shower.
A certain classicism and a richness of materials treated with understated elegance is highlighted in Rose Hill’s sweeping duplex penthouses. There is context in the design—how people live, what they love about New York, its traditions, and its future.
