Property marketing demonstration
A Manhattan Penthouse Above the City
West Chelsea, New York
$28,500,000
Illustrative positioning for the concept campaign. Nothing here is offered for sale.

- Bedrooms
- 4
- Baths
- 4 full, 2 half
- Interior
- 6,400 sq ft
- Built
- 2019
- Taxes
- $186,000 annually
- Terrace
- 2,528 square feet, planted, across three exposures
- Exposure
- South, west and east
- Levels
- Floors 21 and 22, with a private elevator landing
- Ceiling height
- 11 feet 6 inches on the main level
The residence
The campaign opens with arrival: the building, the elevator, the threshold, and the first long view through the residence. That sequence gives scale and context without reducing the home to a skyline photograph.
Inside, the editorial treatment follows light, material, and proportion. Outside, the terrace is presented as a genuine room, planned, planted, and usable, not as a final bullet point beneath interior square footage.
The public story creates desire. The private materials answer the questions that determine whether an accomplished buyer can proceed: ownership form, building financials, alterations, mechanical systems, staff, rules, and the practical stewardship of the residence.
Floor plans
Main level · 3,600 sq ft
The full south face is glass, and the great room, dining room, and library open onto one continuous garden terrace.
Private level · 2,800 sq ft
Every bedroom faces south. The upper level steps back twenty feet at the east to make the morning terrace.
Garden plan · 2,528 sq ft planted terrace
The garden is a set of planted rooms: a dining terrace, lawn panel, birch grove, river terrace, and upper morning terrace.
The same residence, presented three ways
This is the listing page. There are two more.
Its own site
The standalone property microsite
The residence with nothing else around it — the film, the gallery in sequence, and the plan drawn live with the photograph taken in every room.
Open the micrositeThe method
The campaign case study
Why the campaign was built this way — the audience, the sequence, the channels, and the diligence a residence at this level has to answer.
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