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Six bathrooms with windows and inspiring views

By Jennifer Laing  | March 24, 2017 - 3:59PM
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Thanks to a northeast-facing master bathroom, buyers of this one-bedroom penthouse condo at 20 Pine Street (priced at $4.195 million) can enjoy views of Midtown skyscrapers and East River bridges from their custom-carved marble soaking tub.

 

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Since so many New York City bathrooms are so small and dreary they're otherwise windowless closets, finding one with a window and—bonus!—a view, is especially desirable. Here are six that offer inspiring vistas sure to enhance your morning or evening toilette.

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The master bathroom of this five-bedroom townhouse at 309 West 102nd Street (listed at $7.7 million) features white Carrara marble, radiant heat floors, and leafy views from both the walk-in steam shower and the chromatherapy whirlpool tub.

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Beware of peeping Toms peering into the windowed master en-suite from the private wrap-around terrace of this penthouse at 311 West Broadway (going for $12.5 million).

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The second-story marble master bathroom of this duplex condo at 165 Charles Street in the West Village (yours for $29.950 million) includes two views: one facing north and the other overlooking the apartment’s double-height great room and the Hudson River beyond.

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You might not be able to see much of the view given how deep the soaking tub is in the master bathroom of this duplex four-bedroom condo at 305 East 51st Street (on the market for $11.75 million), but if you're bathing at night, you might just be able to look up and spy the moon and some stars. 

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It would be a shame to cover the floor to ceiling windows of this stunning master bathroom within a three-bedroom condo at 42 Crosby Street (priced at $8.4 million); but seriously, how else is one ever supposed to get naked in that space?

 

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