There is only one residence like #409 in the Cosmopolitan. Set on the northwest corner at the top of the building’s podium, this singular floorplan occupies a particularly interesting position within the architecture. With no residence above and without the structural column found in the northwest corner homes of the tower, the living room opens to an uninterrupted corner of glass, framing the neighborhood, treetops and The Fields Park beyond. Inside, the palette is warm and restrained. Rare dark sand Pedini cabinetry gives the kitchen a richness seldom seen elsewhere in the building, paired with quartz surfaces and wide-plank wood floors. Limestone defines the primary bath, while upgraded carpeting and extensively built-out closets complete the primary suite. Purchased new by the original owners and occupied for only about twelve months in total, the residence has been exceptionally lightly lived in. The fourth-floor position brings another advantage: the fitness center, guest suites, community and conference rooms, landscaped courtyard and fire pit are all close at hand, giving the amenities an almost residential ease. Architecturally distinct, beautifully preserved and impossible to replicate within the building, #409 is a Cosmopolitan residence best understood in person.