Three-Bedroom Residences
Three-Bedroom Apartments at The Astelle
The rarest home in the building. A large-format three-bedroom for a household that needs real room, in a new 2025 building with the 6 train a few blocks away.
The rare large format
A three-bedroom is a rare thing here
New construction in Mott Haven is built mostly for ones and twos. A genuine three-bedroom is uncommon, which is exactly why The Astelle's stands out. The building holds a single three-bedroom residence: a large-format home for a household that has outgrown the idea of a two-bedroom and wants room that does not have to be argued over.
Because there is only one, we will not pretend it is always available. What we can say is what it is: three true bedrooms, the most generous footprint in the building, and the same finish and building services as every other home. If a three-bedroom is what your household needs, the honest next step is to ask, and the leasing team will tell you exactly where it stands.
What makes it large-format
Room that is genuinely scarce
Three bedrooms, the building's largest footprint, and a living space sized for a household that gathers. It is the home in the building with the most room to spread out, and the one there is least of, so it tends to move when it is available.
- 1
- three-bedroom residence in the building, the rarest layout The Astelle offers.
- 3
- true bedrooms, each a real room with its own window and closet.
- 2025
- construction, so the systems, finishes, and windows are all new, not a renovation.
| Feature | At The Astelle |
|---|---|
| Layout | Three true bedrooms, each with a window and a closet, arranged for quiet around a shared living and dining room. |
| Bathrooms | Multiple full bathrooms finished in stone and tile, sized so a larger household is not waiting in line. |
| Living space | The building's most generous living and dining room, open to the kitchen, built for a household that gathers and hosts. |
| Kitchen | Open kitchen with stainless steel appliances, stone counters, and full-height cabinetry. |
| Storage | Closets throughout, an in-home washer and dryer, and on-site enclosed parking reached by elevator for residents who drive. |
| The building | A full-time doorman, a 24-hour fitness center, a rooftop terrace with hot tubs, a resident lounge, and a pet-friendly policy for cats and dogs. |
The floor plan
How the three-bedroom is drawn
The representative three-bedroom plan: three bedrooms held apart for quiet, the largest shared living and dining room in the building, and a kitchen open to the room. The single residence's specific plan is available from the leasing team.
Three-bedroom questions
Three-bedroom apartments, answered
Does The Astelle have three-bedroom apartments?
The Astelle has a single three-bedroom residence, a rare large-format layout for new construction in Mott Haven. Because there is only one, availability varies. The honest way to find out where it stands is to ask the leasing team through the contact page.
Why are three-bedroom apartments rare in Mott Haven?
Most new buildings in the neighborhood are designed around one and two-bedroom homes, which fill faster and use the floor plate efficiently. A genuine three-bedroom takes more room, so few are built, and The Astelle's stands out for that reason.
What does the three-bedroom residence include?
It carries the building's largest footprint: three true bedrooms, multiple full bathrooms, the most generous living and dining room in the building, an open kitchen, and an in-home washer and dryer, alongside the doorman, fitness center, rooftop terrace, and parking shared by every residence.
How do I find out if the three-bedroom is available?
Send a note through the contact page and the leasing team will tell you the current status of the three-bedroom, share its floor plan, and walk you through terms if it is open. Since there is only one, it is worth asking early.
Ask about the three-bedroom
One three-bedroom, one conversation
There is a single large-format three-bedroom in the building. If it is the home your household needs, ask the leasing team where it stands, and they will tell you straight.