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- The Soori High Line is 31-unit boutique residential building in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City, just steps from Hudson Yards.
- I took a tour of the building’s $22.5 million penthouse, which spans three floors and includes a private saltwater rooftop pool.
- The 25-foot rooftop pool was the stand-out feature of the home, setting it apart from other multimillion-dollar penthouses I’ve seen.
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On a recent spring morning, I headed over to Chelsea, an affluent New York City neighborhood just south of Hudson Yards, the city’s new $25 billion megadevelopment.
I was there to take a tour of the penthouse in the Soori High Line, a 31-unit boutique residential building with architecture, interiors, and landscaping by SCDA Architects.
The penthouse, which just went on the market for $22.5 million, spans three floors and includes a private heated rooftop pool. The unit is listed by James Morgan of Compass.
I took a tour of the luxurious apartment with Anna Kwon of SCDA, who described the penthouse as a "sky mansion."
Here’s what it looks like inside.
The Soori High Line is a 31-unit boutique residential building in Chelsea, just steps from The High Line, Manhattan’s elevated public park that’s built on a historic rail line. Soori claims to offer "crafted luxury with the pleasures inspired by a destination resort."
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Source: Compass, The High Line
Upon entering the Soori High Line, I actually did feel like I’d walked into an oasis hidden away from the city. It was quiet and the design was sleek and neutral.
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Source: Compass
We peeked into the building’s massage room, one of the building’s many hotel-like amenities. The building also has a yoga and pilates studio, a 24-hour doorman, and a yoga and pilates studio.
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Source: Compass
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Source: Business Insider – kwarren@businessinsider.com (Katie Warren)