200 East 21ST Street #12D, New York City, NY 10010

<p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Residence 12D at 200 East 21st Street is a refined 1,464-square-foot corner home with 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a private 58-square-foot balcony next to the great room. With triple exposures to the north, east, and south, the residence is bathed in natural light and showcases sweeping city views. Elegant 8' bronze-framed windows are complemented by wide-plank oak flooring in a smoked oil finish and custom Valli &amp; Valli hardware throughout.</p> <p>The open Poliform kitchen, crafted by Champalimaud, balances form and function with a matte lacquer breakfast bar, bespoke oak cabinetry, and honed white sand Quartzite countertops. Sleek Dornbracht fixtures and a fully integrated suite of Miele appliances complete this striking culinary space.</p> <p>Each bedroom enjoys the privacy of an en-suite bath with radiant heated floors. The primary bath is a serene retreat clad in Turkish Lilac marble, with a RiFRA custom vanity and Dornbracht fixtures. The secondary bath features polished Bianco Perlino marble floors and refined fixtures, while the powder room adds a dramatic touch with Nero Marquina stone and bespoke detailing. Additional conveniences include a Miele Prestige washer and dryer, Daikin climate control, and pre-wiring for automated shades.</p> <p>Life at 200 East 21st Street blends modern design with sustainable living in the heart of the coveted Gramercy neighborhood. Designed by BKSK Architects, the facade marries timeless masonry with contemporary glass, while interiors by Champalimaud exude sophistication. Outdoor spaces by landscape architect Halsted Welles Associates offer both lush communal gardens and serene private terraces.</p> <p>Residents enjoy a curated amenity collection: a light-filled fitness center with sauna and treatment room, a wellness suite, lounge with entertaining kitchen, and a landscaped rooftop sanctuary with meandering stone paths and native plantings.</p> <p>Part of Alfa Development's Green Collection, the LEED Gold certification building features such as solar-heated water, high-performance windows and reinforced insulation for reduced energy consumption, rainwater irrigation systems for the planted gardens, and responsibly sourced eco-conscious finishes. Here, luxury living meets environmental responsibility in one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods.</p> <p>Photos are virtually staged</p>