Inside the Luxurious Lofts at The Pearl

Thanks to the expert touch of residential planner Alan Tanksley, the state-of-the-art lofts at The Pearl were designed with style, comfort and luxury in mind. Ranging in size from one to three bedrooms, every residence was crafted using the finest appliances, finishes and craftsmanship to create a space that is simultaneously exciting and relaxing. 

Among the many luxuries incorporated into the design of these waterfront lofts are:

• Floor to ceiling windows with breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline
• Soaring ceilings
• Instant hot water heaters
• Kohler temperature controls in showers
• Remote controlled motorized window shades
• Keyless entry systems
• State-of-the-art, energy efficient appliances
• Luxury finishes
• Kitchen backsplashes
• and much, much more.

The Hotel-like Amenities of Living at The Pearl 

Treat yourself to the luxuries of a five-star hotel - in your own home. With a 24-hour concierge and elegant restaurants, boutiques and waterfront parks only steps away, life in this urban oasis tends to feel like an extended vacation. 

• Heated outdoor pool overlooking New York City & the Hudson River
• Private rooftop deck with room for hosting events
• One-acre, luscious garden area
• Lounge and social areas with fire pits
• State-of-the-art fitness center
• 24-hour Concierge/Doorman
• Pet friendly: dog run shared with The View
• Edgewater Harbor Riverwalk

The Pearl is Close to Everything You Need

Conveniently located equidistant between the George Washington Bridge and the Lincoln tunnel, The Pearl is less than 15 minutes away from two different ferry terminals, and 45 minutes from three major airports. The Pearl's central location seamlessly connects you to the rest of Edgewater, Manhattan, and anywhere you need to go. And with an assortment of dining and shopping establishments just minutes from your door, you may find that you don't need to go very far at all. 

Invest in a Condominium in Edgewater Harbor at The Pearl Today!

If The Pearl sounds like the kind of condominium community in Edgewater Harbor that would complement your lifestyle, then contact your Hudson Riverfront real estate expert, Walter Burns, today!

I’ll be happy to let you know about any available listings as well as answer any questions you might have.

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The Pearl was built on the banks of the Hudson River in 1953 by Skidmore Owings and Merrill, architects of New York City’s Freedom Tower at One World Trade. Nearly 60 years later, developer Natural Resources partnered with Lessard Design Associates and Alan Tanksley Interiors to remodel the waterfront building into luxurious condominium residences.

The magnificent lofts at The Pearl set a new standard for upscale living in Edgewater Harbor. Located on the Hudson Waterfront, often referred to as the Gold Coast, each of the 71 condominiums faces the Hudson and offers spectacular views of New York City. Rise early enough, and you'll be treated to a dazzling sunrise over the Manhattan skyline. After a quick and painless commute home, relax in your state-of-the-art loft or take a dip in the heated, outdoor pool and enjoy views of the warm glow cast over the Hudson by the evening sunset. 

Mini Market report of The Pearl condos for sale.
Update 10/15/17

Posh living at the Pearl with breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline with five star amenities. There are currently 16 sizable units available. 12 units have sold to date with an average sale price of $1,133,591.

Current Sales Data for The Pearl Condominiums

For the period 1/1/17 to 10/15/17

• Number of units sold: 12
• Average sales price: $1,092,667
• Average sales price per square foot: $704
  
• Lowest price sale: $625,000    (9 Somerset LN 503   Edgewater Sold on 6/1/17)
• Highest price sale: $1,700,000 ( Somerset LN 420  Edgewater Sold on 1/31/2017 )
   

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Content authored by Walter Burns