Claremont Hall’s impressive suite of amenities includes an elegant dining space available for resident use. Photo: Evan Joseph
Newly released photos display the beautifully designed amenities and furnished model residences at Claremont Hall, the distinguished condominium tower situated at 100 Claremont Avenue (at West 120th Street) in the heart of Morningside Heights. Situated right above the Union Theological Seminary (UTS) campus, the striking 41-story tower is now complete and available for immediate move-ins.
Developed by Lendlease alongside LMXD (an affiliate of L+M Development Partners) and Daiwa House Texas, Inc., Claremont Hall was designed by the world renowned Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) with amenity interiors by CetraRuddy Architects.
The upscale condominium tower houses 165 one- to four-bedroom residences offering dramatic views of the city, park and river; tall ceilings and oversized windows; European white oak flooring; and immediate access to the vibrant cultural and academic community of Morningside Heights.
Claremont Hall’s amenity spaces merge old world charm with modern luxury, featuring a balance of classical and contemporary furniture and modern, jewel-tone colors, textures and materials. The end result is a design scheme that’s both aspirational and approachable.
The stunning indoor pool – once a refectory for seminary students and faculty – features soaring Gothic ceilings, original chandeliers and beams that provide a serene retreat for residents year-round. The refectory space will additionally be available to residents for private events.
The former refectory for seminary students has been restored and converted into a stunning indoor saltwater pool, with original Gothic style windows, chandeliers and ceiling beams. Photo: Binyan Studios
Additional amenity spaces include a walnut-paneled library, grand dining room, children’s playroom, a creative maker’s room, resident lounge with a terrace, fitness center and onsite parking.
This breathtaking lobby comes with a full-time doorman. Photo: Evan Joseph
The spacious terrace boasts views of Riverside Park, Sakura Park and Grant’s Tomb. Photo: Binyan Studios
Locker rooms with showers connect the pool to a state-of-the-art fitness center. Photo: Evan Joseph
The “Movement Studio” is filled with light and is perfect for yoga and dance. Photo: Evan Joseph
This arts and crafts space is called “The Workshop.” Photo: Evan Joseph
The children’s playroom, known as “The Little Castle.” Photo: Evan Joseph
“The Practice Hall” can accommodate private music lessons. Photo: Evan Joseph
Claremont Hall’s residences feature state-of-the-art kitchens with Bosch appliances, Calcutta Laza quartz countertops, RAMSA-designed Italian cabinetry and chrome fixtures and hardware.
Residences at Claremont Hall offer state-of-the-art chef’s kitchens perfect for those who love to cook and entertain (From Residence 19B). Photo: Evan Joseph
Kitchens are outfitted with Bosch appliances, Calcutta Laza quartz countertops, RAMSA-designed Italian cabinetry, and chrome fixtures and hardware (From Residence 19G). Photo: Evan Joseph
Primary bedrooms come with walk-in closets and baths adorned with custom marble-clad vanities. Select residences offer bespoke details such as arched or bay windows and private outdoor loggias or terraces that allow residents to enjoy indoor-outdoor living and breathtaking views.
Residence 19A’s primary bedroom. Photo: Evan Joseph
Residence 19B: Enjoy eastern exposures and stunning views through this primary bedroom’s triple-paneled window. Photo: Evan Joseph
The oversized windows of Residence 19F overlook the Hudson River and George Washington Bridge. Photo: Evan Joseph
Residence 19F: Ensuite bathrooms feature double vanities and glass-enclosed walk-in showers. Photo: Evan Joseph
RAMSA designed Claremont Hall to integrate with the broader campus and surrounding neighborhood. Drawing inspiration from the Gothic Revival character found throughout campus, the tower incorporates Gothic stonework at its base, harmonizing with nearby historic structures. The building’s design transitions as it rises, incorporating setback masses and abstract detailing, creating a distinctive silhouette against the sky. A diverse palette of contrasting bricks and cast stone on the exterior seamlessly blends Claremont Hall with its surroundings.
Claremont Hall’s exterior design incorporates Gothic stonework and integrates perfectly with the surrounding campus. Photo: Binyan Studios
Set atop the “Academic Acropolis” of Morningside Heights, in close proximity to prestigious colleges and universities, Claremont Hall allows residents to enjoy unrivaled views, as well as easy access to several iconic parks such as Riverside Park, Sakura Park, Central Park, and Morningside Park. The neighborhood also boasts architectural landmarks like Riverside Church, General Grant National Memorial, the Peace Fountain, and Columbia University, along with a diverse culinary scene and thriving arts and cultural landscape.
Claremont Hall’s unique profile within the historic Morningside Heights neighborhood. Photo: Binyan Studios
With strong sales momentum, Claremont Hall was last year’s top selling condo in Upper Manhattan, and the second best selling condo in Manhattan this January, highlighting its allure in a fiercely competitive market.
The building recently unveiled new pricing, which now starts at $1.195 million for one-bedroom homes and $1.725 million for two-bedroom homes. Claremont Hall offers four distinctively designed model apartments ranging in size from one- to three-bedrooms, each with a diverse layout and thoughtful design details that merge the history of the neighborhood with modern living.
The Claremont Hall sales team hosts open houses on Sundays from 12 to 2 p.m. and private tours by appointment Monday through Saturday. For more information or to schedule a tour, email sales@claremonthall.com, call 929-226-0139 or visit claremonthall.com.
