Located in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen is standout residence Bloom on Forty Fifth. With units starting at $750,000 for a studio, Bloom is now move-in ready just in time for the spring. This modernist-inspired, eight-story development, designed by Marvel Architects, offers residents an urban oasis by mixing luxury with nature, all in the middle of historic Hell’s Kitchen.
Long known as one of the most affordable residential neighborhoods in Manhattan, Hell’s Kitchen is well known for its culinary and entertainment spots and offers corporate professionals easy access to Midtown.
In recent years, Hell’s Kitchen has benefitted from the rapid development of areas to its south, such as Hudson Yards and the recruitment of companies like Facebook to the west side of Manhattan. Suddenly, the neighborhood that has long appealed for its affordability and low-key vibe, is a hot place to move and developers are taking notice.
As one of the newest developments in the neighborhood, Bloom on Forty Fifth’s modern design stands out thanks to its double-glazed, oversized windows that invite an abundance of natural light into each residence. Due to zoning ordinances limiting high-rise buildings in the neighborhood, Bloom on Forty Fifth is surrounded by low-rise buildings, offering the rarely available option of choosing from a variety of north-, south-, east-, and west-facing residences. As well, Bloom’s residents can take in the stunning Manhattan skyline from the communal rooftop spaces.
In addition to two communal rooftop spaces, Bloom offers residents additional outdoor space with their 8,000 square foot open-air courtyard. Set between the north and south towers, this elevated park-like terrace is beautifully landscaped with a variety of plants and full-size trees, including three honey locust trees, along with various seating areas – bringing suburb-y greenery and Zen to residents.
