Penthouse D is a half-floor residence at Monogram New York, with interiors designed by Neri and Hu. Spanning approximately one thousand three hundred seventy-seven square feet with an additional two hundred eighty-seven square feet of private outdoor space, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a dedicated home office and fireplace lounge is defined by its scale, light, and expansive city views. Located on the top floor, the residence features soaring fifteen-foot ceilings and three exposures, bringing a sense of openness and volume throughout. The living and dining area is framed by oversized windows that capture sweeping south, east, and north views, including the Chrysler Building, the East River, and the JPMorgan Chase Tower, along with a broader skyline of Manhattan architecture.A private terrace extends the main living space and includes an outdoor grill, offering a natural transition between indoor and outdoor living.The kitchen is centered around a large island and features fluted light oak cabinetry, honed Calacatta Monet marble countertops and backsplashes, and upper cabinetry detailed with dark bronze and reeded glass accents. A suite of fully integrated appliances by Gaggenau and Bosch includes a paneled refrigerator and freezer, gas cooktop with vented hood, wall oven, dishwasher, and wine refrigerator while maintaining a seamless built-in appearance while delivering high performance.The primary suite includes a corner bedroom with open north- and east-facing views, a windowed en-suite bathroom with a dual vanity, and a windowed walk-in closet.A secondary bedroom; an additional full bathroom; separate home office; fireplace lounge provide flexibility for a range of living-and-working arrangements.Additional features include wide-plank white oak flooring; an in-residence Bosch washer-and-dryer; multi-zone climate control with smart thermostats; insulated in-swing casement windows; 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 & Hu—the building reinterprets classic New York Art Deco through contemporary lens-offering contextual design-forward alternative to surrounding glass towers.Marking Neri & Hu's first residential project in New York—the residences are defined by clean architectural lines rich layered natural materials—and thoughtfully composed layouts. Homes feature floor-to-ceiling windows approximately ten-foot ceilings fluted light oak cabinetry—and Calacatta marble surfaces complemented by fully integrated Gaggenau appliances. Bathrooms are finished in richly veined stone custom millwork spa-like detailing creating refined calming retreat.Amenities are anchored by third-five floor Sphere Club—a collection elevated spaces designed for both entertaining retreat including landscaped terrace private dining room library co-working lounges intimate garden. Dedicated fitness wellness level offers additional space restoration performance graciously appointed lobby unfolds into resident library curated coffee station setting tone understated luxury upon arrival. Monogram also offers on-site LIV concierge delivering tailored services thoughtfully curated lifestyle programming.Located moments from Grand Central Terminal Fifth Avenue Bryant Park Monogram places residents at center Midtown's most iconic destinations World-class dining cultural institutions premier shopping are all within easy reach seamlessly 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 twenty-eight oh one New York New York one hundred seventeen File Number CD twenty-one-zero-two-sixty-nine Equal Housing Opportunity.