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Urban Oasis: How NYC's Luxury Residences Are Bringing Nature Home

Author Off The Market | 2025.03.19

Across New York City, luxury residential developments are increasingly prioritizing nature as an essential amenity, creating serene retreats within bustling neighborhoods. With thoughtfully curated outdoor spaces, these new luxury residences enhance residents’ wellbeing and provide tranquil escapes in the midst of urban life. From lush private gardens to landscaped rooftop retreats, designers and developers are redefining city living with an emphasis on wellness and seamless indoor-outdoor connections—perfectly timed as New Yorkers look forward to warmer weather and renewed opportunities to relax outdoors.

 

Located in the heart of the Upper West Side, The Henry at 211 West 84th Street is a new luxury condominium developed by Naftali Group. Designed inside and out by the award-winning Robert A.M. Stern Architects to reflect the heritage and architectural prestige of the treasured neighborhood, The Henry comprises a boutique collection of residences and an expansive suite of amenities. Functioning as a true extension of the residences is a jaw-dropping collection of indoor-outdoor lifestyle amenities designed for entertainment, wellness and leisure. Serving as a tranquil respite from the bustle of Manhattan, The Henry offers multiple garden experiences including a lush formal garden off the lobby lounge and library that's a whimsical take on a traditional English garden, and the perfect place to peacefully sit and take in your surroundings. The picturesque rooftop garden terrace boasts ample outdoor lounge furniture, a fire pit, an outdoor kitchen and a Bocce Ball court, creating an ideal sanctuary for entertaining or a moment of relaxation.

 

As the city reawakens for spring, the emerging trend of incorporating nature-driven design into luxury residences underscores the importance of connecting urban lifestyles with elements of serenity and wellbeing.

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