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Haute ResidenceNYC Wine Cellars That Will Satisfy Any Oenophile’s DreamsAs the level of luxury in residential buildings continues to go as high as the skyscrapers themselves, these wine amenity spaces give residents options to store, taste and enjoy their wines in the highest style. In addition to a variety of club-inspired amenities at 20 East End, there is a spectacular wine cellar with a private dining room and chef’s prep kitchen. The warmly lit space is complete with an antique dining table that seats 12. A lofty, vaulted ceiling with exposed wooden beams and glass-paneled black metal French doors add to the ambiance, along with thoughtful details such as an integrated sound system for events. With the total cellar storage of 8,200 bottles, the wine armoires are equipped with a climate control system. READ MORE |
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Mansion GlobalRobert A.M. Stern-Designed Manhattan Penthouse Relists with a Price HikeThe top-floor residence, Penthouse A, at 20 East End Avenue is now available for $39.5M. The 6,050-square-foot home has five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, five bathrooms, a formal dining room, living room, family room, a library, as well as a private, 4,542-square-foot roof terrace with sweeping views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline. “The outdoor terrace offering a dining area, a fireplace, panoramic city views, is very unique,” Ms. Benalloul said Beth Benalloul of The Corcoran Group, who is handling the listing with her colleague Scott Stewart. READ MORE |
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Curbed New YorkRobert A.M. Stern Architects unveil lavish $11M duplex at 20 East End Avenue20 East End Avenue has unveiled photos for its first duplex residence. The apartment, which recently listed for $11 million, measures 4,299 square feet, and has six bedrooms, and six and a half bathrooms. The unit was designed by interior decorator Patrik Lönn. The apartment overall has 11-foot-tall ceilings, large casement windows, eight-foot-tall doorways, Appalachian oak herringbone flooring, and nearly 500 square feet of outdoor space. READ MORE |
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Haute ResidenceHigh-End NYC Residential Buildings Offer Hotel-Like AmenitiesLuxury developers are designing and building services into their buildings to make your home a five star luxury resort. 20 East End has a multitude of hotel-inspired amenities, such as a private massage treatment room. Located adjacent to the gorgeous fitness center, the private massage room is completed with a dedicated shower, changing room and Scandinavian-inspired sauna room. With the ease of a building app, residents can book a massage anytime they want. With just an app and an elevator, residents are on their way to total relaxation. READ MORE |
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Architectural DigestWho Needs a Neighborhood When You Can Have These Wild Amenities?Ballooning luxury-condo conveniences are permanently redefining our urban landscape. Robert A.M. Stern Architects’ 20 East End Avenue boasts a “junior lounge” designed for kids ages 7 to 18 with multiple-flat screen TVs, vintage arcade games, a foosball table, and the latest gaming consoles. READ MORE |
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6sqftTownhouse 2.0: NYC developers reinterpret the single-family home for condo living20 East End Avenue has two townhomes (both accessible from the street and are 25 feet wide with 25’x30’ rear yards) and one Maisonette (a townhouse that has an entrance off the lobby and no rear yard). “The homes are connected to the building- from the lower level you can go to the gym, spa, the wine cellar and library and the kids can go to the game room. You live in a townhome but you can get your packages delivered and if you have an issue you call the handyman. Some people don’t like the isolation of the townhome so this format lets you live in a townhome yet have all the conveniences” said Ed Baquero, President of Corigin Real Estate Group. READ MORE |
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CityRealtyNYC Developers on Putting Public Art in New Private BuildingsThe elegant RAMSA-designed 20 East End Avenue has art scattered around the building for its residents and their guests. In the “sexy, midnight blue lacquered library,” developer Edward Baquero, commissioned architect, Robert A.M. Stern, to curate a New York-centric book collection. Above the common library fireplace, hangs a gorgeous Jeffrey Millstein aerial photograph. In the gallery space outside of the library and billiards room, Baquero has created a salon-style collection with candid New Yorker photographs. READ MORE |
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Mansion Global‘Architecture Can Solve Problems,’ Says Robert A.M. SternThe famed architect, Robert A.M. Stern, spoke to “Mansion Global” about his work, his influences and more. When asked What makes a building or a private house truly high end or “luxury”? Mr. Stern, the architect of 20 East End Avenue, spoke about how he curated a library at the building with books on New York. “There are 600 books, a place to store your liquor, a dining room. Those are things that don’t occur in every building, but more and more people, even in luxury rentals, are wanting more amenities.” READ MORE |
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The Real DealLuxury market recorded 21 contracts last week20 East End Avenue snagged the week's top contract on the condo development's Penthouse B, which had an asking price of $27.9 million. The Robert A.M. Stern-designed building gets the bragging rights of recording the largest sale ever on East End Avenue. READ MORE |
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CurbedHuge penthouse at Robert A.M. Stern's Upper East Side condo has a buyerOne of 20 East End Avenue's full-floor penthouses is now in contract at close to $28 million. The residence, designed inside and out by Robert A.M. Stern, covers an impressive 6,292 square feet, and has five bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and a whole host of posh details-there are three wood-burning fireplaces, custom decorative elements (including moldings and cabinetry in the kitchen), and more. READ MORE |
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Architectural DigestForget Fancy Amenities: Robert A.M. Stern Wants to Bring Reading Back at 20 East End AvenueRobert A.M. Stern, Architect of 20 East End Avenue, gives AD an exclusive tour of the space and explains his inspiration for stacking the shelves. 20 East End's library is the building's best showcase of Mr. Stern's talent for referencing historical interiors with contemporary finishes. After making your way up a limestone and brass staircase, you find yourself in a navy-lacquered reading room that harkens back to the city's Art Deco heyday. The jewel-toned paint color, coupled with a Paonazzo marble fireplace and French walnut-stained paneled doors, defines different moods depending on the lighting. Mr. Stern hand-selected the tomes living on the wall-to-wall bookshelves. An avid reader, the architect had no trouble curating a collection of books based on his two favorite topics: New York and architecture. READ MORE |
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The New York TimesFlights of Fancy and FunctionIn upscale buildings that go all out to pamper residents, a feature that requires exertion might seem counterintuitive. Many developers, architects and designers are bringing staircases to the fore, to add drama, evoke a bygone era, and activate common areas - or activate residents themselves. The architect Robert A.M. Stern was aiming for the stateliness and intimacy of a historic New York townhouse with the two-story staircase at 20 East End Avenue, a condominium on the Upper East Side developed by Corigin Real Estate Group. His namesake firm, which designed the building as well as its interiors, wound the staircase - with its limestone treads and brass railing - from the below-lobby wine cellar up to the second floor with its billiards, poker room and navy-lacquered library. Residents can entertain in this club-like area without having to open their private apartments to their guests. READ MORE |
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Business InsiderInside New York City's hidden neighborhood where Wall Street big shots, celebrities, and billionaire heirs mingleNew York City's Upper East Side has a hidden neighborhood on East End Avenue where many of the city's elite live. Celebrities like Debra Messing and Ricky Martin reside in the area, dubbed 'the suburb of the Upper East Side.' East End Avenue is an 11-block tree-lined stretch next to the East River on the Upper East Side. Many residents walk their dogs or watch the boats go by on John Finley Walk. The quiet street is lined with buildings from the 1920s and 1930s. "It is one of the last true neighborhoods in the city," Ed Baquero, president of the Corigin Real Estate Group and the developer of the area's newest building 20 East End, said. READ MORE |
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Downtown Magazine New York CityA Return To The Classics In Real EstatePaying homage to the past, a trend has slowly taken root among some of today's developers, and the return to classic building materials is making a comeback. 20 East End Avenue's design concept embodies a modern interpretation of classic pre-war architecture, with an intricate brick and handset grey Indiana limestone façade. Many residences feature oversized bay windows to maximize each home's natural light and views of the skyline and East River, Juliet balconies, and numerous setback roof terraces. READ MORE |
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New York SpacesDevelopers Implement A Return to the ClassicsNYC developers forego glass and steel for the classic and refined. 20 East End Avenue’s design concept embodies a modern interpretation of classic pre-war architecture, with an intricate brick and handset grey Indiana limestone façade. Many residences feature oversized bay windows to maximize each home's natural light and views of the skyline and East River, Juliet balconies, and numerous setback roof terraces. READ MORE |
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Mansion Global2018 Amenity Watch: Social Spaces, Porte Cochères and MoreCovered porte cochére entrances have become a must-have for the most exclusive apartment buildings in New York. The Robert A.M. Stern-designed building at 20 East End Avenue has a dramatic porte cochère entrance with a private gated motor court that features a chandelier, trellised garden pavilion, cobblestone pavers and a carved limestone wall fountain. Inside, residences at 20 East End Avenue have 11-foot ceilings and oversized bay windows to maximize light and views of the East River and the Upper East Side of Manhattan. READ MORE |
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4 New YorkDIY Decor for the HolidaysResidence 11B at 20 East End was the home base for NBC’s Open House with Sara Gore. This home has a timeless layout that gives each room its own sophisticated sense of purpose and identity. The entry gallery connects all the entertaining spaces including the modern kitchen, stylish dining room, and this chic light filled living room with huge picture windows and herringbone oak floors. At nearly 5,000 square feet this five-bedroom home is a modern take on classic East Side luxury. READ MORE |
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Downtown NYCLuxury Dining & Entertaining Space in New YorkResidents need not lift a finger, yet still get all the credit, when throwing their holiday soirees. 20 East End Avenue boasts a variety of club-inspired amenities, including a wine cellar with a private dining room. The warmly lit space is complete with an antique dining table, slate floors, and a welcoming fireplace. A lofty, vaulted ceiling with exposed wooden beams and glass-paneled black metal French doors add to the ambiance, along with thoughtful details such as a chef’s preparation kitchen and an integrated sound system for events. A Bordeaux-style graveled pathway leads to the wine storage room, equipped with a climate control system designed to regulate temperature and humidity for optimal storage. READ MORE |
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New York Cottages & GardensHoliday Entertaining is Glamorous (and Hassle-Free) at These Luxury CondosLuxury condominium developers are now including top-of-the line dining spaces for residents to rent for hassle-free holiday entertaining. 20 East End Avenue offers a club-inspired twist on the usual luxury amenities. Praised New York architect Robert A.M. Stern created an elegant yet rustic wine cellar with a private dining room to give residents something unique. A round table, fireplace, and vaulted ceilings with exposed beams develop a perfect balance of grandeur and intimacy while sconces warmly glow to create a cozy ambiance ideal for get-togethers on winter nights. A chef’s prep kitchen and integrated sound system prime the room for evenings of upscale entertaining. Residents and their guests can explore the wine cellar, laugh by the fire, drink and be merry. READ MORE |
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Luxe ExposéA First Look Into The Latest Residence at Robert A.M. Stern’s 20 East End Avenue20 East End Avenue has unveiled model residence 11B. This sprawling 4,963-square-feet home boasts five-bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms. Inside, the elevator opens directly into the residence, where the gallery-inspired entryway leads to grand entertaining rooms, including an expansive living room with views of the neighborhood’s tree-lined streets and the East River. The building was designed to deliver a bespoke living experience, including elegantly proportioned residential layouts and interiors, the unparalleled finishes and the unique amenity spaces, were designed to be a proper extension of one’s home. READ MORE |
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Mansion GlobalA Three-Bedroom Inside Robert A.M. Stern's New Upper East Side Condo BuildingResidence 6A, a premier three-bedroom home, is Mansion Global’s listing of the day. Luxurious finishes and design details abound in this Manhattan abode. Architectural and design details include 11-foot ceilings, oversized bay windows that overlook tree-lined East End Avenue, walnut-stained white Appalachian herringbone oak floors, as well as kitchen hardware and a cast iron soaking tub in the master bath both designed by Lefroy Brooks. The condo has north, east and west exposures with partial views of the East River. “Construction is finishing up,” said Nicole Siciliano-Trazzera, the sales director at 20 East End Avenue. “Of the 70% of the units that have been sold, all have closed. People have started moving in.” READ MORE |
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New York SpacesPatrik Lönn Designs a Model Residence in Robert A.M. Stern's 20 East End AvenuePatrik Lönn said “20 East End Avenue offers an unparalleled residential experience on the Upper East Side with a design concept that embodies a modern interpretation of classic pre-war architecture.” Patrik Lönn has brought his modern yet sophisticated aesthetic to the sprawling, 2,765-square-foot three-bedroom and three-and-a-half bathroom model residence. “[The Modern Classicism] aesthetic is exactly what my design language adheres to—simple, clean and refined design with a reference to classical elements with modern amenities.” READ MORE |
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Architectural DigestA First Look Inside Robert A.M. Stern’s 20 East End AvenueArchitectural Digest says “[Stern’s] style is on dazzling display at 20 East End Avenue; exquisite detailing and fine materials seem more drawn from the playbook of European classicism than contemporary Manhattan real estate. It's a striking marriage of prewar sensibility and modern comfort.” Designer Patrick Lönn, who modeled a residence at the building, says “it was a very seamless process where the designs for each room came naturally, as the scale and proportions are so well executed by Mr. Stern." Read more to see Architectural Digest’s tour of the nearly completed building. READ MORE |
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Mansion GlobalNew Townhouses Get Condo TreatmentThe new crop of townhouses maintains the privacy and charm of classic homes, while borrowing many modern features, like high ceilings and luxurious finishes from the new construction condo world. Town Home owners at 20 East End Avenue will be able to enjoy the refined and elegant amenity spaces in the main building, including a gated private motor court, a library stocked with a collection of books that Mr. Stern curated, a billiards room, a wine cellar, and a private dining room. “[People] want the conveniences of a condominium, and everything handled for them” said developer Edward Baquero, the president of Corigin Real Estate Group. “The idea is that you can buy a somewhat modest, 5,000- square-foot townhome, but you can live as if it were a 20,000-square foot mansion because of all these extra spaces.” READ MORE |
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LLNYCHomes so entertaining you’ll never want to leaveLoaded with amenities that appeal to hip, active New Yorkers, as well as modern layouts and upscale services, new condo buildings are updating the character of Upper East Side luxury homes and giving prewar homes stiff competition. Jodi Stasse, senior managing director at Corcoran Sunshine, said amenities are “curated to how people live.” She pointed to 20 East End Avenue, designed by Stern, which she said combines the elegance of prewar design with modern proportions like high ceilings and open-plan layouts. Perhaps no detail better exemplifies that duality more than the building’s gated porte-cochere, a drive-in landscaped courtyard with a 12-foot fountain hand-carved in Italy. Residents can pull in and make a grand entrance while enjoying maximum privacy as they exit from their vehicle. READ MORE |
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Robb Report5 Modern Manhattan Marvels Redefining the Townhouse ConceptAs Manhattan continues to pave the way in luxury real estate, the highly coveted townhouse—long considered a status symbol among New York City’s elite—is more desirable now than ever. Bringing the best in state-of-the-art amenities, appliances, and services, townhouses are now offering both the privacy and quietness of a home and the modern amenities of a condominium. 20 East End Avenue has two duplex Town Homes and a Maisonette. Each one comes with a separate living and dining room as well as a sculptural staircase leading to the bedrooms on the upper floors. Two of the Town Homes have their own private elevator as well as verdant landscaped gardens. Pricing for the units will start at $10.25 million. READ MORE |
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Field ConditionTour: 20 East End AvenueConstruction is nearing completion on the facade of 20 East End Avenue, a prewar-inspired residential tower from Corigin Real Estate Group and Florida East Coast Realty. Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, the Upper East Side tower references classic prewar New York architecture from the likes of Roasario Candela. READ MORE |
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DuJourA Blueprint for SeductionBig-name architects, record-breaking prices, sky-high towers with helicopter views and amenities worthy of a five-star hotel—it’s clear that sexy New York real estate is booming. For those who love pre-war architecture but also want modern amenities, Robert A.M. Stern’s original building features a porte cochere with a wall fountain and landscaped courtyard. Traditional details continue inside, with a dramatic spiral staircase, billiards room and oak and marble throughout the units. READ MORE |
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New York PostNYC families are bringing the suburbs to the cityDemand for homey buildings in cozy neighborhoods — where cherry trees bloom in spring and Halloween parades amble by each fall — is huge. Stroll the 11 blocks of Manhattan’s riverfront East End Avenue, and you’ll notice a remarkable absence of city noise. “You can open your window on Saturday morning and not hear the hum of traffic,” says Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group sales director Nicole Siciliano-Trazzera, who lived there for six years. “You literally hear birds.” The tony neighborhood also offers the tranquil 15-acre Carl Shurz Park, sports facilities at Asphalt Green and world-class schools; living here you have all the amenities of a leafy suburb without the hassle of a commute. Only 13 out of 41 units are left at Corigin’s new 20 East End Avenue, which was designed by Robert A.M. Stern and features a limestone motor court and some of the last approved wood-burning fireplaces in Manhattan. READ MORE |
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Robb ReportThese Posh Penthouses Take Luxurious Living to New HeightsManhattan’s Upper East Side is a playground of sophistication and affluence, and at 20 East End Avenue, Robert A.M. Stern Architects has designed a bespoke property that showcases luxury at the highest level. Penthouse A, a five bedroom and five and a half bathroom residence, has over 6,000 square feet of interior space, an additional 4,542 square feet of outdoor space, and views of the East River and Manhattan’s skyline can be seen from all corners. READ MORE |
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Luxury Listing NYCBeauty power couple nabs pretty pad on the UESCynthia “Thia” Breen, Estée Lauder’s president for North America, and Laurie Dowley, senior VP of Elizabeth Arden, have just bought themselves an $8.6 million condo at the Robert A.M. Stern-designed 20 East End Avenue, city records show. Their new 3,037-square-foot spread comes with three bedrooms, a library, 11-foot-high ceilings, herringbone oak floors, a chef’s kitchen with Brazilian quartzite countertops, marble bathrooms and a cast iron soaking tub. READ MORE |
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Forbes13 Luxurious Condo Fireplaces That Warm The HeartThe Library at 20 East End features the hottest (literally and figuratively speaking) amenity, a chic fireside communal space. Residents can knock off pages of their favorite book beneath coffered ceilings within heat range of a fireplace crafted from a Paonazzo marble surround and a Pietra Serena hearth. READ MORE |
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CurbedRobert A.M. Stern’s Lavish 20 East End Avenue Will Welcome Its First ResidentsClosings have commenced at 20 East End Avenue. When residents move in, they will be welcomed by the custom designed Robert A.M. Stern chef’s kitchens, high ceilings, high-end finishes, and more. Residents will have access to the development’s swanky amenities, including a game room, wine cellar (and private wine rooms available to purchase), billiards room, and an extremely rare gated porte-cochère and private motor court. READ MORE |
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BloombergNew York’s Latest Must-Have Luxury Apartment Craze is DrivewaysPrivate driveways are a rarity in New York City apartment buildings. This highly coveted amenity provides privacy, security, and convenience. 20 East End Avenue has taken it one set further and offers residence the ultimate entry experience with a private porte cochère that has a landscaped entranceway, a limestone fountain, and a garden pavilion. READ MORE |
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20 East End AvenueLive, Work & PlayNew York City has the uncanny ability to embrace any and all lifestyles as a vibrant metropolis steeped in a rich history as disparate as its residents. In many ways, 20 East End Avenue on Manhattan’s Upper East Side reflects this level of seamless and diverse accommodation—there’s quite simply something for everyone. READ MORE |
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New York FamilyLuxe Listings20 East End boasts one of the most comprehensive amenity suites in Manhattan, including a family-friendly junior lounge. This unique 500-square-foot play space features everything from interactive gaming pods, vintage arcade games, and foosball, to a large central table perfect for board games and a dedicated area for hosting parties. |
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20 East EndExpanding Heights at 20 East EndNew York is a city for those with a penchant for the vertical. Situated in one of the world’s most exclusive enclaves—the Upper East Side—20 East End Avenue will have your eye fixed upward even when you are inside. |
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MetroInside Look: Five Private Roof Decks Atop New York CityEven among ultra-luxe penthouses, Penthouse A at 20 East End stands out with the largest private roof deck available in uptown Manhattan. Offering 4,500 square feet of outdoor space, this dramatic terrace boasts several outdoor “rooms”—including one with a woodburning fireplace—and 360-degree views of the city and the East River from its Upper East Side location. READ MORE |
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20 East End AvenueEntertaining at 20 East EndFrom the first guest’s arrival to the last candle blown out, you’ll love entertaining at 20 East End Avenue. Whether you are hosting an intimate brunch, a relaxed dinner reuniting old college friends, or a full-scale New Year’s Eve fête, your residence will have the space, views, and amenities to make even Martha Stewart envy your panache. The Upper East Side, one of the toniest neighborhoods in the world, is synonymous with gracious living and, of course, tasteful entertaining. READ MORE |
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New York TimesClosets as Big as Some ApartmentsOversized walk-in closets—a fantasy for many New Yorkers—have been meticulously considered at 20 East End Avenue. The Robert A.M. Stern-designed condo has teamed up with Transform, a leader in custom closets, to offer the option of designing spaces to personal specifications. According to one buyer who’s having a closet installed prior to moving into her 20 East End home, “It’s a true form of luxury that we’ve never had before.” |
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Brick Underground5 Fabulous Foyers that Guarantee a Dramatic EntranceAn often overlooked element of every great New York apartment is its foyer—an essential ingredient for a grand entrance. At upscale residential building 20 East End Avenue, a three-bedroom condominium features a luxurious entry gallery featuring custom-paneled doors and Appalachian white oak flooring in a classic herringbone pattern. READ MORE |
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ForbesGimme Shelter: Porte-cochères Revived as Sexy NYC Condo Status SymbolsTraditionally a status symbol from the era of the horse and carriage, the porte-cochère is experiencing a revival in a handful of elite New York City residential buildings. Architect Robert A.M. Stern designed a high-arched and gated version of the classic porte-cochère for the Upper East Side Manhattan condos at 20 East End Avenue. The elegant feature is enhanced a landscaped courtyard with a hand-carved wall fountain. READ MORE |
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20 East End AvenueRobert A.M. Stern’s LibraryA well-curated library tells many stories beyond those that sit on its shelves, among them the story of whomever assembled the trove of titles that thrill, delight, and inspire. Providing an intimate yet communal space, libraries foster an unspoken connection between fellow readers—a rarely experienced luxury outside of a university or a local public branch. |
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MetroInside Look: Six Spa-Like Bathrooms that Can Make Any New Yorker RelaxIn a city known for cramped apartments, the bathrooms of Manhattan are notorious for their lack of comfort. Not so in the Upper East Side condos at 20 East End Avenue, where these sprawling spaces feature fine finishes and opulent design. Each master bath in these luxury residences is outfitted in fine Calacatta Caldia marble and has double sinks and a custom vanity. In many of the master bathrooms, panoramic views of the city and the East River can be enjoyed from the soaking tub. READ MORE |
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20 East End AvenueUpper East Side SummerIn the summertime, the Upper East Side transforms into the quintessential New York City oasis—with its parks, sidewalk cafes, and museums offering the promise relaxation amidst the heat. Living at the 20 East End Avenue allows residents to partake of the sunny weather and urban greenery, all while surrounded by the best of New York City culture and cuisine. READ MORE |
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Refinery29Peek Inside the Apartments of New York’s 1%Manhattan’s taste for luxury real estate hits its apex on the Upper East Side, where the grandeur of Old World design knows no bounds. The neighborhood’s undeniable standouts are the residences at the Robert A.M. Stern-designed at 20 East End Avenue, where the Penthouse boasts massive square footage, white oak flooring, 12-foot ceilings, and custom crown moldings. The Penthouse’s Roof Dining Terrace with a wood-burning fireplace offers over 4,500 square feet of private space unrivaled views of the Upper East Side, the East River, and beyond. READ MORE |
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New York ObserverNew & Noteworthy20 East End Avenue stands out from the fresh crop of high-end residential developments currently blooming on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The 18-story, Robert A.M. Stern-designed limestone building features luxury condos ranging in size from two to six bedrooms and from 1,900 to 6,300 square feet. Residents of the new apartments will have access to amenities like a private motor court, an intimate wine cellar, and a tranquil library with a book collection curated by Robert A.M. Stern. READ MORE |
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CityRealtyWhen Old is New: Rosario Candela’s ComebackEarly-20th-century architect Rosario Candela’s influence is evident in the Upper East Side condos for sale at 20 East End Avenue. Architect Robert A.M. Stern has bucked the recent trend toward glass towers in favor of gilded pre-war elegance, faithfully replicating Candela’s painstaking attention to detail. The polished sensibility of Stern’s predecessor is felt throughout 20 East End Avenue, from the building’s porte-cochère and motor court and octagonal lobby to the soaring ceilings in each of its luxury residences. |
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20 East EndComing HomeNew York is filled with picturesque blocks that exude a certain inimitable character -- and East End Avenue may be the most distinctive of the lot. This historic 11-block enclave on the storied Upper East Side is always there to greet you on your path back home. In fact, for residents of 20 East End Avenue -- unlike some Manhattanites who find respite away from their cramped island quarters -- it's this very neighborhood that reinvigorates them day in and day out. READ MORE |
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The Real DealCan you say UES building boom?With its ample club-inspired amenities, 20 East End Avenue stands alone amid other Upper East Side offerings. Long prized by families for its top-notch public and private schools, the intimate neighborhood is now becoming even more popular due to the imminent extension of the 2nd Avenue subway line. From its library with a book collection curated by Robert A.M. Stern to its private wine cellar, spa and gym, and gated porte-cochère and motor court, 20 East End Avenue is quickly becoming the new crown jewel of this burgeoning neighborhood. |
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New York TimesGoing to New Heights to Please BuyersOptions for high-ceilinged living space in Manhattan were once limited to prewar buildings and narrow lofts. The soaring 11’-13’ ceilings at 20 East End Avenue create a sense of openness so rarely found in new construction while highlighting breathtaking city and river views. |
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Luxury Listings NYCSee Inside the Penthouse Apartments at Robert Stern’s 20 East End AvenueTwo new penthouses have been added to the top of the list of luxury condominiums for sale on the Upper East Side. At 20 East End Avenue, Penthouse A features 6,000 square feet of indoor space and another 4,500 square feet of outdoor space in four terraces and a full roof deck, while Penthouse B boasts slightly more indoor room as well as a private balcony. Both units come with access to amenities including an 8,000-bottle wine cellar with a private dining room, a stately billiard room, a gated porte-cochère and motor court and a full fitness center with spa and sauna. |
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New York TimesA Conversation with Paul L. WhalenArchitect Paul L. Whalen has worked closely with Robert A.M. Stern, developing a creative partnership that has resulted Mr. Stern’s signature style, embodied by 20 East End Avenue. The 18-story building boasts many classic elements, which are made even more enticing when combined with more than a few modern comforts. |
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New YorkerArchitecture’s King of TraditionCelebrated architect Robert A.M. Stern is bringing his traditional sensibility and adventuresome spirit to Upper East Side real estate. Ever the iconoclast, Stern has gone to great lengths in recent years to infuse a sense of personal connection into the residential spaces he creates. By incorporating revered design motifs into his contemporary residences, Stern makes the past current while shaping the skylines of the future. |
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Mansion GlobalListing of the Day: A Quintessential Manhattan PenthouseThe new standard for an Upper East Side penthouse has arrived. Sitting atop the 18-story building, Penthouse A at 20 East End Avenue offers five-bedrooms and a sweeping private roof terrace with panoramic views of the city and the East River. |
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Mann ReportThe Penthouse Collection—20 East EndThe Penthouses at 20 East End Avenue showcase one-of-a-kind features that can only be found in the finest Upper East Side apartments. Designed by Robert A.M. Stern, the penthouses feature impressive details including oversized windows, 12’ ceilings, a custom-designed kitchen featuring Gaggenau appliances and master bathrooms decked out in marble and milk glass. Penthouse A includes a private, full roof terrace offering panoramic views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline. Both penthouses also feature private elevator access and formal entry galleries. 20 East End Avenue’s gated porte-cochère and motor court allows for discreet arrivals and departures. |
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20 East EndA+ Education: The Upper East Side’s Historic and Exceptional SchoolsWhether your children are preparing for their very first day of school or switching schools due to a move to the neighborhood, there’s an array of top-ranked educational institutions in the the Upper East Side, all in close proximity to the condos at 20 East End Avenue. Below is a round-up of area schools with some of the most selective admissions criteria and highest academic standards, each of which is driven by committed faculty and longstanding traditions of educational excellence. |
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Wall Street JournalUpper East Side Penthouse with Dramatic Roof Deck Seeks $35 MillionTimeless design and updated amenities harmoniously coexist in the Upper East Side apartments at 20 East End. Inspired by Manhattan’s preeminent pre-war structures, architect Robert A.M. Stern has created a stunning tribute to a more refined time in each of the building’s 43 apartments including its five-bedroom, five-bath, 6,050-square-foot penthouse. READ MORE |
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Financial TimesThe Upper East Side’s new 18-storey condominiumA bibliophile’s dream is now reality on the Upper East Side. Nestled among the 43 condos for sale at 20 East End is one of Manhattan’s most magnificent libraries, painstakingly curated by the building’s storied architect, Robert A.M. Stern. |
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GothamAll About Robert A.M. Stern's 20 East End AveLocated on the corner of East 80th Street, 20 East End Avenue will house 40 impeccably designed Upper East Side apartments. Harmony from the outside in was the goal of architect Robert A.M. Stern, whose attention to detail can be seen in everything from unique setback terraces to kitchen backsplashes and custom finishes. Amenities include a wine cellar with a dining table and a library with a fireplace, beamed ceiling, and silk carpets. READ MORE |
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The Wall Street JournalThe Classic Six: A Floorplan Favored for its FlexibilityThe traditional pre-World War II apartment layout known as the “Classic Six” was made popular by New York builders in the 1920s. Featuring bedrooms that are set off from the living and dining areas, such residences usually have a total of six rooms, hence the moniker. Today, renowned New York architect Robert A.M. Stern has put this layout to good use in his new 20 East End Avenue development, which also features pre-war elements such as a motor court and billiards room. With the building’s intriguing limestone façade and sleek interiors, the Upper East Side apartments at 20 East End Avenue are charming New Yorkers back to a time when classic style was appreciated for its simplicity, elegance, and distinction. READ MORE |
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20 East End AvenueEast End SweetsIt's easy—perhaps too easy—to satisfy a serious dessert craving when you live on the Upper East Side. Your condo on East End Avenue is steps from some of the city’s best bakeries and sweets shops. With so many options, it’s helpful to have guidance so you can discern the true crème de la crème. READ MORE |
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20 East End AvenueCocktail CultureIn the last five years or so a renewed appreciation for vintage and made-to-order cocktails has somehow managed to gain a stable foothold in the distilled spirit arena. The appreciation for the artistry of the cocktail is at an all-time high. These are drinks that take time and love to produce—drinks with subtle ingredients that complement rather than dilute or hide the flavors of the liquor at their core. READ MORE |
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New York ObserverAll Inclusive: New-Look Townhomes With Condo ConveniencesCorigin Real Estate Group and architect Robert A.M. Stern have teamed up to incorporate traditional townhomes into a luxury condo development. The typical drawback to single-family townhomes – a lack of full-service amenities – was successfully solved with their 20 East End development. The Upper East Side Manhattan building has 43 condo residences with three townhomes built into its base. The townhomes offer its residents privacy and luxury, while allowing developer Corigin Real Estate Group to opt out on street-level retail and preserve the exquisite detailing of the building. READ MORE |
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Haute Residence20 East End Evokes the Extraordinary Elegance of a Gilded EraRobert A.M. Stern Architects are bringing their touch of class to the Upper East Side. The new condominiums for sale by the Corigin Real Estate Group at 20 East End distinguish themselves from other luxury developments in Manhattan in numerous ways, including the first porte-cochére built in the neighborhood since the 1920s and modern traditionalist architecture that offers a true refashioning of elegant pre-war design. Stern ably and seamlessly fused the architecture and interior of the building by hand-selecting every detail. Nestled among the tallest and shiniest buildings of the New York skyline, this Upper East Side real estate gem effectively stands out as it also fits in effortlessly with its upscale surroundings. READ MORE |
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20 East EndFrom the Upper East Side to the Far East: Robert A.M. Stern Goes GlobalSince founding his eponymous firm in 1977, Robert A.M. Stern has become one of the most widely known and prolific architects of our time. A graduate of the Yale School of Architecture, where he now serves as Dean, Stern is considered one of the fathers of the Postmodernist approach to architectural design. Stern’s firm, Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) employs a staff of 300 and has designed and constructed a staggering array of projects around the world. READ MORE |
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20 East End AvenueArtful Antiquing on the Upper East SideThough it’s no longer thought of as “the silk stocking district,” Manhattan’s Upper East Side has never lost its air of quietly refined elegance. The stately homes and Upper East Side townhouses that line the famous neighborhood’s streets have been occupied by Rockefellers, Roosevelts, and Kennedys as well as the likes of Andrew Carnegie and Edith Wharton. Today while strolling those same streets and browsing the plethora of expertly curated antique shops in the area, one can still enjoy a sense of a more refined and discerning age. READ MORE |
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The New York TimesBuilding Amenities: Flashy is Nice, but So is ConsistencyThe first thing 20 East End residents will encounter when returning home to their elegant new Upper East Side apartments is the porte-cochère, a tunnel that travels through the building into a private, open-air motor court. Developer Edward Baquero says this driveway will provide a lavish indication of the luxury and comfort delivered by the building’s 43 meticulously designed apartments. The same will also be true of the wine cellar, private dining area, billiards and arcade room, and 400-book wood-paneled library, which will be curated by 20 East End’s renowned architect, Robert A.M. Stern. READ MORE |
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9fi5th MagazineGilded Age Glamour Comes Back to Manhattan’s East SideFamed architect Robert A.M. Stern is paying homage to Manhattan’s Gilded Age with his luxury Upper East Side apartments at 20 East End. “This building is about paying respect to the way things used to be done and the way that they should be done,” developer Edward Baquero says. The condo will feature top amenities such as a wood-paneled library carefully curated by Stern, a state-of-the-art fitness center and spa, a wine cellar, and a private motor court. READ MORE |
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Just LuxeMeet 20 East End Avenue, the Upper East Side’s Newest Million-Dollar Boutique BuildingPrewar grace and modern style will meld in the bespoke living experience offered by Manhattan’s newest boutique condominiums for sale at 20 East End. The 18-story building, currently under construction on the Upper East Side, will feature 43 multi-bedroom residences ranging in size from 1,900 to 6,000 square feet, as well as two penthouses and three duplex townhouses. Lavish amenity spaces, including a wine cellar, fitness center, spa, and library, have been designed with 11- to 13-foot ceilings and detailed finishes so they act as seamless extensions of the building’s glamorous residences. READ MORE |
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20 East EndPrewar-Postmodern StyleIn the 1880s, the style that is now considered the quintessential New York City architectural aesthetic was born. Borrowing elements from traditional European design and reformulating them to accommodate modern apartment living, famed architects built a multitude of venerable New York icons. The Janes & Leo-designed Beaux-Arts beauty The Dorilton is still, after 115 years, one of the most stunning and vibrant structures in Manhattan. And Henry J. Hardenbergh’s paradigmatic design for the Upper West Side landmark The Dakota—which is steeped in the lore of its own storied history and famous inhabitants—is undeniably iconic. |
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20 East End AvenueA Brief History Of Yorkville: From the Revolutionary War to Barack ObamaEarly Beginnings |
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20 East EndBest Boutiques for Residents of All Ages Near 20 East End AvenueAlong its quiet streets lined with stately homes and leafy parks, the Upper East Side also contains some of the city’s best shopping. Beyond the name-brand designer shops of Madison Avenue are hidden gems and unique boutiques that quietly provide top-notch service and distinctive objets to the locals who live in luxury Upper East Side townhouses and penthouses. Whether you’re searching for the perfect baguette, an antique armchair, or a box of pure lapis lazuli, such treasures can be found—if you know where to look. READ MORE |
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20 East End AvenueUrban Gardening in NYCCentral and Riverside Parks in New York City rank among the most beautiful outdoor spaces in the country, but where is it possible to create new green spaces in one of the most dense metropolises in the world? Look no further than the city’s rooftops, where exciting gardening projects are flourishing everywhere. The city’s own urban farms are proving it’s possible to grow superb produce in the Big Apple. Plus, at certain luxury condominium residences, you can garden in your own, private outdoor haven. READ MORE |
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Departures20 East End AvenueDubbed the “apartment building for today and tomorrow” by its architect, Robert A.M. Stern, the Upper East Side apartments at 20 East End Avenue marry modern luxury with exterior style that recalls a more sophisticated time. While the building’s 43 residences are outfitted with contemporary features including heated marble floors and Gaggenau appliances, its limestone façade, gated porte-cochere, and rounded motor court provide the charm and elegance of a pre-war construction. READ MORE |
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The Wall Street JournalNew Manhattan Condos Offer Old-World Motor CourtsWith luxury being the norm in New York’s condominium developments, it is no surprise to see that the classic motor court is making a comeback. In the Upper East Side an old-world motor court is due to arrive at 20 East End Avenue in the summer of 2016. The location will include an original Robert A.M. Stern-designed cobblestone feature with delicate landscaping and latticework, creating “the feeling of a garden,” says Stern. The designer has set out to gracefully reflect the mood of the neighborhood by combining new luxury with old standards to create a very special sense of desirability. READ MORE |
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The Real DealArchitecture Reviews: Robert A.M. Stern creates an instant classic on the Upper East SideNew York is unlike any other city, especially architecturally. The distinct quality coined “New Yorkism” is exactly what Robert A.M. Stern is a master of embracing, and his new Upper East Side condominiums at 20 East End Avenue reflect this well. While volumetric boldness was the main feature of classics from the early 1900s, Stern applies a lighter touch as he focuses more on the surface treatments and interior qualities of his projects. Though Stern can create a classic feel in a more effortless manner than any other contemporary architect, his ability to also change with the times truly sets him, and his buildings, apart. READ MORE |
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CurbedInside the Sales Office of Robert A.M. Stern's 20 East End AveDesigner Robert A.M. Stern and developer Corigin have created a timeless design in the new Upper East Side real estate at 20 East End Avenue. Stern and Corigin alike wanted to address changing times and future essentials while still creating a classic feel that incorporates the past. Built from an inside-out perspective, the building features 43 units and 27 distinctive layouts in order to ensure that each residence can be customized as closely as possible to its individual resident’s needs and desires. READ MORE |
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CBS New YorkLiving Large: Luxury On A Whole New LevelA new luxury building at 20 East End Avenue by designer Robert A.M. Stern can be experienced via a full-scale model residence located on Madison Avenue. The ability to see and feel the details that will go into each unit is a luxury in itself, as most condominiums of this caliber sell out before even being built. While Stern’s unmatched attention to detail is sure to entice future residents of Upper East Side real estate, his talent for integrating an inimitable spirit of the early 1900s with modern amenities will also be hard to resist. |
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20 East EndEast End AvenueAt just eleven blocks in length, East End Avenue is a haven within New York’s Upper East Side that has cultivated an identity all its own. |
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Billionaire.comManhattan Hosts New Condominium Building by Robert AM SternAfter much anticipation, the Upper East Side apartments at 20 East End Avenue have finally hit the market. The 18-story condominium, designed by feted architect Robert A.M. Stern, is home to 43 unique residences ranging in size from 1,900 to upwards of 6,000 square feet. A wide variety of homes are offered to accommodate residents’ tastes, from a two-bedroom to a duplex penthouse featuring more than 4,000 square feet of private terrace space and gorgeous river views. The building’s amenities, including a private entrance and a hand-selected library, cater to its residents’ discerning tastes as well. READ MORE |
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New York PostInteriors Intel – Robert A.M. Stern’s 20 East End AveRobert A.M. Stern’s architectural style is on display inside and outside his newest project at 20 East End Avenue. Stern designed both the interiors and exteriors of the luxury condominium. The 17-story condo will feature 43 units starting at just 2,000 square feet, a much more liveable scale compared to the massive Upper East Side apartments left over from Manhattan’s Gilded Era. |
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20 East End AvenueThe Classic Design of 20 East End AvenueArchitect Robert A.M. Stern is one of the foremost designers who shaped what we now know as the classic New York City aesthetic. Coining his unique approach “modern traditionalism,” Stern designed his creations to harken back to a more classical era while still remaining contemporary and exciting. His buildings pay homage to the atmosphere of the neighborhoods in which they reside in a celebrated practice of preservation through innovation. READ MORE |
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20 East End AvenueArchitect Robert A.M SternRobert A.M. Stern is one of the most renowned and prolific architects of the 20th century. Undoubtedly one of the fathers of Postmodernism—some even say it was Stern who coined the term itself—his New Classical approach to urban architecture has spawned many disciples and earned him countless awards and accolades throughout the years. READ MORE |
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THE NEW YORK TIMESScaled-Down LuxuryAt a condominium rising on the Upper East Side, apartments start at a mere 2,800 square feet. The Philosophy behind 20 East End Avenue, a classically featured gray-brick apartment building taking up residence near such distinguished edifices as Vincent Astor's 120 East End Avenue, is that you don't have to own a 20-room apartment to live as though you do. READ MORE |
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