Perched high above the coveted Lincoln Square neighborhood in New York City, 38CD at The Rushmore, a full-floor unit spanning nearly 3,600 square feet, offers an impeccable design, endless jetliner views, and the highest standard of luxury living. Encompassing the entire 38th floor of the acclaimed condominium, this is the largest full-floor residence in the entire complex.
The Rushmore, designed by the acclaimed architecture firm Costas Kondylis and Partners and erected by Extell Development in 2009, stands prominently along New York City’s western waterfront. The distinguished structure features a sleek glass facade designed to capture the lush Riverside Park and the sparkling Hudson River just beyond. With every amenity thoughtfully implemented, the luxurious complex provides residents with access to a full-time doorman and concierge, a live-in superintendent, a state-of-the-art fitness center, dedicated laundry facilities, bike storage, an onsite parking garage, and supplemental storage units.
Lincoln Square is highly regarded as one of the most desirable neighborhoods in New York City, anchored by the famed Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, with Central Park to the east and the Hudson River to the west. This residence, in particular, rests along Riverside Boulevard, an even more sought-after enclave in Lincoln Square.
“Riverside Boulevard is a ‘private’ neighborhood with every possible amenity, including an incredible park, a promenade along the Hudson River, and a bike path all the way to the southern tip of Manhattan. Every convenience is within a few minutes, yet [residents are] removed from the hustle and bustle of the city,” says J. Roger Erickson, the home’s listing agent.
When the elevator opens at The Rushmore’s 38th floor, a completely private entry vestibule sets the tone for exclusivity. From there, an entry foyer graciously opens to the vast living and dining room, wrapped in windows that frame the picture-perfect expanse across the Hudson River. Adjacent to the formal living and dining areas lies a gourmet kitchen, complete with top-of-the-line appliances, timeless custom cabinetry, sleek dual-tone stone countertops, and a secondary space for casual living and dining.
“The condo has modern aesthetics with an open plan layout that extends through the living room, family room, and kitchen,” says one designer at Interior Marketing Group, the team behind the residence’s interiors. They also add that this loft-like design makes the living spaces “perfect for entertaining or intimate family moments, [while] the modern fireplace with a Roman Clay finish amplifies the experience.”
In the eastern wing of the residence, five spacious en-suite bedrooms are ideally laid out to provide individual privacy while still capitalizing on the residence’s northern, southern, and eastern skyline vantage points. The primary suite showcases a corner southwestern view, accompanied by a spa-grade bathroom and custom closets. Rounding out the full-floor abode is a picture-perfect powder room off the foyer, a seamless bar in the dining room, and a discreetly tucked-away designated laundry area.
“Full-floor apartments that don’t share the elevator vestibule are rare in condominium buildings,” adds Erickson. “When you add [in that] this apartment has four exposures and insanely great views of the Hudson River and city skyline, it’s hard to beat.”
This one-of-a-kind residence, complete with front-row seats to stunning sunsets, is listed for $7,950,000 with J. Roger Erickson of Douglas Elliman.
