Residence 16E at Stella Tower spans approximately 1,400 square feet and offers soaring ceilings in a gracious one-bedroom layout with two full baths. Western exposures showcase dramatic views of the Manhattan skyline and Hudson River presented through custom oversized tilt-and-turn windows. The open kitchen includes handcrafted, custom Smallbone of Devizes European Oak cabinetry, polished concrete countertops, and Miele appliances. The bedroom features ample closet space and an en-suite bath complete with radiant floor heating, a glass-enclosed steam shower, and a cast iron soaking tub. Each residence has a Bosch washer and dryer as well as a self-contained, zoned HVAC system regulated by a Nest Learning Thermostat. Additional apartment details include custom hand-laid oak flooring, solid wood doors, Nanz hardware, and Waterworks R.W. Atlas fixtures throughout. Stella Tower is one of New York City's finest examples of pre-war architecture. Designed in 1927 by architect Ralph Walker, the father of the modern telephone building and architect of Walker Tower, Stella Tower has been transformed into an elegant residential building on West 50th Street in Hell's Kitchen.