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Architecture Location “We’re creating an iconic new addition to the world’s most beautiful skyline.” ARNOLD FISHER FISHER BROTHERS Architecture A world-class condominium tower located in Tribeca and developed by a partnership of Fisher Brothers, Witkoff, and New Valley, 111 Murray Street soars 800 feet, offering 157 residences ranging from one-bedrooms to full-floor penthouses, with cinematic views of the Manhattan skyline, Hudson River, New York harbor, and beyond. Envisioned as an iconic new building with timeless style and uncompromising quality, 111 Murray Street is a collaboration between some of the best and brightest minds in architecture and design: Kohn Pedersen Fox, David Mann, David Rockwell, and Edmund Hollander. With a gently curved crystalline facade, the building’s sculptural silhouette softly flares to a peaked crown at its pinnacle, creating a bold new shape on the city skyline. Location 111 Murray Street occupies a privileged position in Tribeca surrounded by the best that Downtown has to offer. Epicurean delights range from Michelin-starred restaurants including Atera and Brushstroke to celebrated favorites Nobu, Odeon, and Locanda Verde, while the neighborhood’s variety of shopping experiences include local boutiques and quintessential flagships alike, including such retailers at the recently opened Brookfield Place as Hermès and Bottega Veneta. 111 Murray Street is just a short distance from some of the city’s most prized green spaces, from the famed Hudson River Park to niche local favorites such as Washington Market Park. Modern conveniences abound, including a neighboring Whole Foods Market, the nearby Chambers Street station as well as the World Trade Center transportation hub, and easy driving access to West Street for those traveling uptown. Service and Amenities An elegant and tranquil, lushly landscaped building arrival is the prelude to the exceptional lifestyle that awaits beyond. Over 20,000 square feet of private indoor and outdoor spaces include two levels of state-of-the-art amenities spaces designed by The Rockwell Group, as well as stunning landscaped green spaces including an adjacent plaza that seamlessly integrate the interiors and the outdoors designed by Edmund Hollander. FEATURED SPACES • Residents’ lounge with adjacent veranda, flexible meeting space and patisserie • Private landscaped gardens with waterfall and reflecting pool • Formal dining room with enclosable demonstration kitchen and direct garden terrace access • Fully-equipped 3,000 square foot fitness club with terrarium entry and separate movement studio • Serene spa with formal arrival experience, heated stone hammam, treatment rooms and men’s and women’s locker rooms with separate saunas • 75' lap pool • Spa tub • Media room featuring a library, 85" television and game table • Teen recreational room with arcade, table sports, and music nook • Children’s playroom featuring an interactive Imagination Playground with adjoining catering kitchen • Splash room featuring a 25'-wide children’s splash pool and floor-mounted water jets DEDICATED RESIDENT SERVICES • 24-hour doorman and concierge • Concierge services by Abigail Michaels with on-site lobby attendant • On-premise salon with on-demand hair styling and professional manicure and pedicure services • Optional valet service with off-site parking available • Refrigerated lobby storage • Bicycle storage available • Private resident storage available LOBBY • Dramatic double-height lobby with travertine and natural White Oak flooring • 20' high artisanal hot-rolled steel feature wall • David Rockwell-designed, custom-carved maple & black resin concierge desk • David Rockwell-designed hand-blown glass chandelier • Separate, private elevator vestibules for east and west residences • Sweeping floor-to-ceiling views of the east gardens Residences Ranging from one-bedrooms to full-floor penthouses, the residences at 111 Murray Street are a study in proportion, light, and scale, all meticulously appointed with a refined palette of warm, natural materials. • Custom cerused wood entry door with soft black metal framing and custom Nanz hardware • 8' wood interior doors with custom hardware • Stained White Oak flooring in a modern herringbone pattern throughout entry foyers, great rooms, and open kitchens • 4" stained White Oak plank flooring throughout bedrooms, corridors, and eat-in kitchens • Ceiling heights ranging from approximately 10'6" up to approximately 14' • LG Washer and vented dryer in each residence • Keyed entry with private elevator vestibule and separate service entrance (select residences) • Separate utility room (select residences) • Windows acoustically improved for maximum noise reduction with laminated insulated glass and low e-coating • High performance multi-zone heating and cooling system for individual climate control • Filtered fresh air delivered to residences KITCHEN • Calacatta Borghini marble islands with book-matched waterfall detail, countertop and backsplash • Julien undermount sink with Dornbracht faucet in custom soft black matte finish • Custom Molteni cabinetry in cerused White Oak with soft black metal trim and recessed task lighting • Sub-Zero fully integrated refrigerator and freezer (select residences with side-by-side) • Sub-Zero under-counter wine refrigerator (full height in select residences) • Wolf electric oven • Wolf 4- to 6-burner cooktop with integrated built-in canopy hood • Wolf steam oven and fully integrated warming drawer (select residences) • Miele fully integrated dishwasher • Miele speed oven • Miele integrated coffee system (select residences) • Full-height pantry (select residences) • High-efficiency LED recessed lighting MASTER BATHROOM • Travertine stone slab feature walls (select residences) • White marble 12" x 24" tiled walls and slab floors • Custom white marble slab vanity with Kohler undermount sinks and custom soft black matte metal-framed mirrored medicine cabinets • Dornbracht fittings and fixtures in a custom soft black matte finish throughout, including vanity fixtures, handheld shower, and rain shower head • Freestanding BluStone soaking tubs positioned in front of floor-to-ceiling windows for abundant light and views (most residences) • Radiant heat floors • Toto wall-mounted toilet (private water closet in select residences) • Dual master baths (select residences) • Linen closet (select residences) SECONDARY BATHROOM • White marble 12" x 24" tile floors and walls • Custom white marble vanity with Kohler undermount sink and mirrored medicine cabinet • Dornbracht fittings and fixtures in a polished chrome finish • Kohler undermount bathtub • Floor-mounted Toto toilet POWDER ROOM • Sunset Gray marble slab floor and wet wall • Custom Sunset Gray marble vanity with Kohler undermount sink • Dornbracht fixtures and fittings in a custom black matte finish • Toto wall-mounted toilet Team Design Architect: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates Interior Architect (residences): MR Architecture and Décor Interior Architect (amenities): Rockwell Group Landscape Architect: Edmund Hollander Landscape Architects Executive Architect: Goldstein Hill & West Architects A PARTNERSHIP OF FISHER BROTHERS, WITKOFF AND NEW VALLEY EXCLUSIVE MARKETING AND SALES AGENT: DOUGLAS ELLIMAN DEVELOPMENT MARKETING SALES GALLERY | 60 HUDSON STREET NEW YORK, NY 10013 | 212.776.1110 | 111MURRAY.COM All dimensions are approximate and subject to construction variances. Plans and dimensions may contain minor variations from floor to floor. Furniture not included. Finishes and fixtures subject to change. This is not an offering. The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from the Sponsor: Henry V Murray Senior LLC, 299 Park Ave, New York, NY 10171. File No. CD14-0363. Equal Housing Opportunity. Sponsor makes no representations or warranties except as may be set forth in the Offering Plan..
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