About

A MASTERPIECE ON THE HIGH LINE

A one-of-a-kind collaboration by celebrated design team Roman and Williams and development team JDS Development Group and Largo, The Fitzroy brings Roman and Williams signature touches to the High Line: 14 well-detailed, elegant two- to four-bedroom homes. Occupancy in Summer 2018.

514 W 24TH ST
New York, NY 10011

Roman & Williams

"WE ARE INTERESTED IN SPACES AND OBJECTS THAT PEOPLE CAN TRULY USE AND THINGS THAT GENUINELY LAST."

Roman and Williams is, first and foremost, focused on people and their experiences of a space. Firm principals Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch founded Roman and Williams Buildings and Interiors, named after their grandfathers, in New York City in 2002.

Roman and Williams believes that the story of a space is just as important as the design and the objects that go into it — it all plays into the experience. As a firm, they are never focused on a definitive style from any era, as seen in their work on projects as diverse as Ace Hotel New York, The Boom Boom Room at the Standard Highline, the Chicago Athletic Association Hotel and custom homes. They love to strip things down to their essence — instead of design, striving for integrity and character. They consistently find the tension between spontaneity and vigor, refinement and rebellion, and past and future. The studio places an emphasis on sturdy, well-made objects, custom designing many of the furniture fixtures found in their work. Known for contradictions and the use of layers and eclecticism, Roman and Williams takes a traditional foundation and then rebels against it with lively irreverence.

The firm has received numerous accolades including a Palladio Award for their work on 211 Elizabeth Street, and the prestigious 2014 National Design Award for excellence in Interior Design.

Homes & Details

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- BUILDING
  
  Green terracotta façade manufactured in Upstate New York
  
  Custom copper-clad oak windows manufactured in Italy
  
  Lighting designed by L’Observatoire International
  
  Landscape designed by Evan C. Lai Landscape Designs
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  All full or half-floor homes
  
  North and South exposures in every home
  
  Ceiling heights of 10′- 10″
  
  Oversized custom wood casement double-pane windows
  
  Private elevator entrance and service entrance in each home
  
  Oak doors of 8′
  
  Oak floors in a chevron pattern
  
  Multi-zoned central air conditioning system
  
  Hydronic radiant-heated flooring throughout
  
  Fine custom millwork throughout
  
  Customizable Savant home automation system
  
  Miele washers and dryers
  
  Nanz door hardware
  
  Custom light fixtures by Roman and Williams
  
  Fireplaces in select homes
  
  Private landscaped outdoor spaces with summer kitchens in select homes
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- KITCHEN
  
  Smallbone of Devizes kitchens by Roman and Williams
  
  Black enameled Lacanche range with brass dials
  
  Fully integrated Miele dishwasher, steam oven, and warming drawer
  
  Fully integrated Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer
  
  Undercounter Sub-Zero wine refrigerator
  
  Waterworks R.W. Atlas by Roman and Williams hardware in carbon and copper finishes throughout
  
  Decorative pendants in copper finish by Roman and Williams
  
  Fiore de Pesco marble countertop
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- MASTER BATHROOM
  
  William Holland Cuprosa Bateau copper soaking tub
  
  Steam shower
  
  Hydronic radiant-heated flooring
  
  Waterworks R.W. Atlas copper fixtures including handheld shower with thermostatic controls
  
  Custom glass rod sconces and mirror by Roman and Williams
  
  Paonazzo slab marble walls
  
  Nero Marquina slab marble floors
  
  Custom integrated millwork storage
  
  Custom blackened brass vanity with inked wood cabinet doors
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  R.W. Atlas fixtures including handheld shower  with thermostatic controls in a carbon finish
  
  Custom sconces and mirror by Roman and Williams
  
  Calacatta Crema marble walls and floors
- POWDER ROOM
  
  R.W. Atlas fixtures in a carbon finish
  
  Custom pendant and mirror by Roman and Williams
  
  Calacatta Macchia Vecchia marble walls and floors
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Services & Amenities

The exclusivity, privacy and security of having only 13 neighbors
- 24-hour attended lobby
- La Palestra designed fitness center with: dynamic movement studio, cardio studio, yoga & pilates room, treatment room, and dry sauna
- Wine cellar with secure wine locker for each home
- Climate-controlled, fully customizable storage room for each home, up to 165 sq. ft.
- Landscaped rooftop lounge with summer kitchen
- Children’s art studio
- Auxiliary laundry room
- Bicycle storage

West Chelsea

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Neighborhood

West Chelsea is one of Manhattan’s most vibrant neighborhoods, home to the High Line, Whitney Museum of Art, and world-renown art galleries. Once the sprawling estate of Thomas Clarke, a retired British Major and grandfather to Clement C. Moore, Chelsea’s original apple orchards and farmlands passed from one generation to another, all the while being developed into a blend of Georgian residential buildings and bustling industries dotting the Hudson River.

The origin of the Fitzroy stems from a British Lieutenant General named Charles Fitzroy who resided in the Greenwich Village area in the eighteenth century. His military success brought forth naming a highway in his honor. Before the Manhattan grid, the Fitzroy Road ran through current day Chelsea, from West 14th Street through present Eighth Avenue, to 40th Street and Ninth Avenue.

Today, the area maintains hints of its past, with tree-lined streets interspersed with architecture reflecting the neighborhood’s unique Neo-Gothic, Greek Revival and Art Deco history. West Chelsea is now synonymous with art, fashion, culture, restaurants, and renowned galleries alongside the Hudson. The celebrated, elevated High Line park, built on a historic freight line, runs from the adjacent Meatpacking District to the highly anticipated Hudson Yards project.

Availability

Please direct any questions regarding available Homes to: info@fitzroy.nyc or at 212.229.2424. Pricing begins at $5,600,000.

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Press

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