Residence twenty-four F is an oversized one-bedroom home at Monogram New York, with interiors designed by Neri and Hu. Spanning approximately seven hundred square feet, the residence stands out for its efficient layout, open views, and rare triple exposure. A defined entry foyer creates a sense of arrival, complemented by generous closet space and room for a console or bench. The home opens into a corner spacious living and dining area with multiple exposures that bring in excellent natural light and offer open city views. Wide-plank white oak flooring runs throughout, adding warmth and continuity. The layout is designed for practical daily living, with well-proportioned rooms and a scale that exceeds typical one-bedroom offerings in the building. The L-shaped kitchen reflects Neri and Hu's restrained, material-driven approach, featuring fluted light oak cabinetry, honed Calacatta Monet marble countertops and backsplashes, and upper cabinetry detailed with dark bronze and reeded glass accents. A concealed pantry with integrated storage and appliance space is tucked behind a pocket door. Fully integrated appliances by Gaggenau and Bosch include a paneled refrigerator and freezer, gas cooktop, speed oven, and dishwasher. The primary bedroom is proportioned for comfort, with ample closet storage and space for additional furnishings. The bathroom features full-height fluted Bianco Carrara marble walls, matching honed marble floors, a custom dark bronze vanity with a white Carrara stone top, and Kallista fixtures. Radiant heated floors and a reeded glass shower enclosure complete the space.Additional features include an in-residence Bosch washer and dryer, multi-zone climate control with smart thermostats, insulated in-swing casement windows, and thoughtfully integrated storage throughout.Introducing Monogram New York, a design-driven condominium at one hundred thirty-five East forty-seventh Street in Midtown East, now over fifty percent sold with closings underway.Rising thirty-five stories, Monogram presents a level of architectural and interior design pedigree rarely encountered in the neighborhood. Designed by Ismael Leyva Architects with interiors by internationally acclaimed studio Neri and Hu, the building reinterprets classic New York Art Deco through a contemporary lens—offering a contextual design-forward alternative to the surrounding glass towers.Marking Neri and Hu's first residential project in New York City; the residences are defined by clean architectural lines natural materials; thoughtfully composed layouts. Homes feature floor-to-ceiling windows; approximately ten-foot ceilings; fluted light oak cabinetry; Calacatta marble surfaces; fully integrated Gaggenau appliances.; bathrooms are finished with richly veined stone custom millwork; spa-like detailing.Amenities are anchored by the thirty-fifth-floor Sphere Club—elevated spaces for entertaining retreat including landscaped terrace private dining room library co-working lounges intimate garden—a dedicated fitness wellness level offers space restoration performance.Monogram also features on-site LIV concierge delivering tailored services curated lifestyle programming.Located moments from Grand Central Terminal Fifth Avenue Bryant Park Monogram places residents center Midtown's most iconic destinations.World-class dining cultural institutions premier shopping all within easy reach seamless connectivity across city beyond delivering refined design-led living experience heart Midtown.The Complete Offering Terms Are in an Offering Plan Available from the Sponsor Lex forty-seventh Property Owner LLC c/o seven hundred seventy-seven third Avenue Unit two thousand eight hundred one New York New York one thousand seventeen.File No.CD twenty-one zero two six nine.Equal Housing Opportunity.