Let's take a look at Seven East Village, the new luxury condos now for sale at 7th and D

Sales are now underway at 277 E. Seventh St., the luxury condos near Avenue D now going by Seven East Village ... complete with this for the branding — the shirtless, bearded guy riding a (Citi?) Bike on First Avenue at St. Mark's Place (inexplicably standing in for East Seventh Street)...



Curbed swung by the kick-off event (we were not invited!) the other night (where they raffled off a Vespa!). You can head over there for a lot of photos of the model units and people in suits and stuff.

So far, just two of the six units are on the market, including Penthouse B ($2.05 million).

Let's take a look at the OMG listing from the gang at Nest Seekers (the official building site is here):

Penthouse B spans its own private floor and encompasses more than 1,300 Square Feet. With direct and exclusive entry via your own private keyed elevator entrance, you are welcomed to a grand living room with 12 feet of southern facing, fully-collapsible, floor-to-ceiling windows that open onto a generous balcony. Wide-plank, Forest Stewardship Council white oak floors grace the home throughout.

The kitchen, a piece of art in its own right, boasts Italian crafted cabinetry, waterfall countertops, and appliances from Bertazonni and Fisher & Paykel. The master bedroom, with an en-suite bath and its own terrace, is its own paradise.

The second bedroom is equally as large with great closet space. Each feature one-inch thick windows made of sound-attenuating thermal high performance glass. The spacious baths includes custom Italian vanities, radiant heated floors, Porcelanosa tiles, a frameless shower and Zuma Collection soaking tub. The home is fit with built-in speakers, a 3-zone climate control system, and washer/dryer. The roof deck is complete with a state-of-the-art electric grill, a Caesarstone countertop, sink, and Ipe wood cabinets, along with spacious dining and entertaining space.

Let's look at some photos from this unit...









Looks nice!

Of course, it seems like a lot of the neighbors already hate this building given the incessant noise from construction. Which may be why Curbed's correspondent overheard this at the event:

A woman on the street yelling, "Hey! Look! Assholes moving to the neighborhood!" at the people on the second floor Juliet balcony.

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Units at the new luxury condo at 277 E. Seventh St. near Avenue D hit the market in early October.

Hilarity ensued in the accompanying marketing materials:

This intimate new development presents a bold alliance of concepts and materials. The neutral concrete façade incorporates the pewter patina of weathered zinc panels arranged in a vertical “reveal” pattern with glass curtain walls and balconies facing north and south, framed in architectural stainless steel mesh. The result is a contextually and thoughtfully designed newcomer to the heart of the East Village’s vibrant and diverse neighborhood, best known as the birthplace of the Beat Generation poets, experimental theater and music and the post modern art movement.

Shockingly, not a single unit, which are in the $1 and $2 million range, is in contract after two-plus months. Which is why The Real Deal reports that broker Ryan Serhant, star of “Million Dollar Listing New York,” is taking over the sales.

His team will be rebranding the building the ominous sounding "Seven East Village" early in the New Year "with a high-profile launch party." (Can't wait to read about it on Page Six!)

What else?

Part of the rebrand will be creating a bike-sharing program for the building and auctioning off a Vespa at the launch party.

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The next sliver of space for development: The parking lot at 277 Seventh St.

Seventh Street parking lot destined to become 6-floor apartment building

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Pricing and interior shots of the 'intimate new development' at 277 E. 7th St.

Pricing and interior shots of the 'intimate new development' at 277 E. 7th St.

[Photo from early September]

The new luxury building going up at 277 E. Seventh St. near Avenue D has been one of the noisier construction projects around, according to neighbors who have endured months of early morning and weekend work.

Meanwhile, a reader pointed us to a 277 website with some more interior shots and pricing for the six-unit building.

Here's the final rendering...



And oh boy the pitch...

This intimate new development presents a bold alliance of concepts and materials. The neutral concrete façade incorporates the pewter patina of weathered zinc panels arranged in a vertical “reveal” pattern with glass curtain walls and balconies facing north and south, framed in architectural stainless steel mesh. The result is a contextually and thoughtfully designed newcomer to the heart of the East Village’s vibrant and diverse neighborhood, best known as the birthplace of the Beat Generation poets, experimental theater and music and the post modern art movement.

Nestled amongst pastel-hued townhouses, old world walk-ups and nods to loft living like the Flower Box Building, and just moments from Tompkins Square Park on one of the neighborhood’s prettiest tree-lined corridors, 277 East 7th Street’s six select residences range from a one bedroom, one bath with private garden to two bedroom, two baths with balconies and, for the two penthouses, the bonus of a private roof deck with dramatic Manhattan skyline views.

The website currently shows two availabilities — a 1,300-square foot residence with two bedrooms and two shitters bathrooms for $1.75 million ... and Penthouse 1 for $2.05 million.

Here are some more renderings/photos...

The garden!



The roof deck!



A living room!



Architect Joseph Eisner of Eisner Design, along with development partner Steve Ferguson, created the building.

Previously on EV Grieve:
The next sliver of space for development: The parking lot at 277 Seventh St.

Seventh Street parking lot destined to become 6-floor apartment building

A look at the dwindling number of East Village lots