One High Line

Designed by the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), One High Line’s two residential towers on West 18th Street are staggered to allow views of the Hudson River and city skyline. “These two dancing towers are twisting — dancing figures, if you will — allowing vistas throughout the towers. They are not imposing on one another,” says Richard Hicks, senior sales director at Corcoran Sunshine, who is heading up sales. “From a unit in one of the twisted corners, there’s a west, a northwest and a north view — all in one room.” Vistas in the east and west towers extend from the George Washington Bridge to the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge and the Statue of Liberty and directly overlook parks and piers along the river. “But the real star of the show,” Hicks rightly says, “is The High Line itself.” Clad in Silver travertine inside and out, the mixed-use development sits directly on the popular elevated park. However, people strolling along the reimagined train tracks cannot see into the units. One High Line residents can use one of the two driveways to access the central motor court, and there are 18,000 square feet of fitness and lifestyle amenities, plus a 10-story hotel in the east tower that will allow condo residents access to its spa and services. “It’s the total package: Buyers are looking at the architecture, the building itself, the location, the amenities,” Hicks says.

One High Line is a condominium located in Manhattan and the 10011 ZIP Code. This area is served by the Manhattan County attendance zone.