Building: Stella Tower

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.

Named in honor of Ralph Walker’s wife Stella, Stella Tower’s dramatic entryway, exterior and brilliant crown were painstakingly restored by developers JDS Development Group and Property Markets Group. The residences feature custom interiors, soaring ceilings, amazing city and river views, high ceilings and exposed columns. Master bathrooms include heated floors, custom marble, steam showers, and Waterworks R.W. Atlas fixtures. Stella proudly features handcrafted Smallbone of Devizes kitchens, Miele appliances in kitchens, and hand-laid oak flooring. Building amenities include a resident’s lounge, fitness center, garden, media room, and full-time doorman.

Conveniently located in Hell’s Kitchen, Stella Tower is a short walk from major subway lines, and a vibrant mix of cultural and culinary offerings. The prime location affords access to the entertainment of the Theatre District and Columbus Circle, as well as the greenery of the Hudson River Park and Central Park.