Samantha Silverman

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Property Description

Newly constructed and comprised of two towers with a plaza and fountain area separating them. This property has a well-appointed lobby with art work displayed and a friendly doorman stationed 24 hours. Some apartments have private outdoor space. All tenants have access to the fitness room, conveniently located on premises, at no extra charge. Classes are available at an additional cost. Art openings from various local artists are held approximately 4 times per year in the lobby and all tenants are invited to attend. During the summer months, the landlord sponsors a cocktail party in the fountain area for all the tenants.

➢    24 Hour Doorman, Fitness Room, Multiple Roof Decks
➢    Laundry Facilities on property, with Laundry Valet Service available
➢    AC, Dishwasher, Microwave, Stove, Large spacious bathrooms
➢    ATM Machine, Vending Machines,
➢    Close to Subway Lines: F, V, J, M, Z

 

Contact Brian Chaveriat @ 231-881-5318 or email bchaveriat@tungstenproperties.com

 

 

 

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