Savanna, a New York City-based real estate investment manager, owner/operator and developer recently launched sales of The Vandewater: a 183 unit luxury condominium residence nestled within the charming, academic neighborhood of Morningside Heights.
Designed by INC Architecture & Design, with landscapes envisioned by award-winning firm Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates (MVVA), the striking 391-foot tower with 24,000 square feet of amenities will add a transformative presence to the Manhattan skyline.
Ideally situated at 543 West 122nd Street near idyllic Seminary Row, one block north of Columbia University and just south of Columbia’s $6.8 billion state-of-the-art Manhattanville Campus expansion, The Vandewater will deliver several firsts to the Morningside Heights community, such as bringing a caliber of residence never before offered to Morningside with the world-class reputation of the surrounding academic community.
At 391 feet high and 33 stories, all The Vandewater’s residences have remarkable light, air and garden city vistas from the top third of the building. In every direction allow for virtually no obstructions past the 20th floor, providing views of the George Washington Bridge, Hudson River, Central Park, downtown Manhattan and beyond.
The 24,000 square feet of amenities across three floors of wellness inspired by historical luminary residents of Morningside Heights — George Gershwin, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Allen Ginsburg — and include a Salon, Practice Room, Great Room, and Club Room.
Four-bedroom residences capture sensibility with custom craftsman-inspired kitchens in two tones of rich oak cabinetry, pewter hardware, honed Perla Venata quartzite countertops, antique brown granite island countertops, and Miele stainless steel appliances. Tranquil master bathrooms are wrapped in honed Windsor Cream marble with a white oak double vanity and black travertine counter, frameless floor-to-ceiling glass shower and soaking tub.
Halstead Property Development Marketing will direct marketing and sales.
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