385 First Avenue #18H

18th Floor Corner Southwest Exposure Highest Unit in the Line

The highest residence in this line of the building, with nothing above it. Eighteen floors of unobstructed southwest exposure, extraordinary natural light from two full window walls, and views that remain open and luminous throughout the day all paired with a rare sense of tranquility and separation from the city below.

The corner positioning achieves something increasingly uncommon in Manhattan living: genuine openness in two dire…

18th Floor Corner Southwest Exposure Highest Unit in the Line

The highest residence in this line of the building, with nothing above it. Eighteen floors of unobstructed southwest exposure, extraordinary natural light from two full window walls, and views that remain open and luminous throughout the day all paired with a rare sense of tranquility and separation from the city below.

The corner positioning achieves something increasingly uncommon in Manhattan living: genuine openness in two directions, expansive sky, and a peacefulness rarely found at this scale and location. This is the line buyers in the building consistently wait for.

Meticulously renovated and originally conceived by architect Francis DHaene, the residence features white Italian lacquer cabinetry, marble countertops, premium appliances, a beautifully appointed bath, and an in-unit vented washer/dryer. Sophisticated and refined without excess.

The Coda offers full-service condominium living at a high level, including a 24-hour attended lobby, state-of-the-art fitness center, panoramic views from roof deck, bicycle storage, and a separate resident lounge with adjacent outdoor grilling terrace.

Ideally positioned at the intersection of Gramercy Park, Madison Square Park, and Flatiron, with NYU Langone and Bellevue Medical Center just moments away.
Currently occupied with a planned transition already underway. Available with approximately 60 days notice.