Masterfully designed by Gabriel Yuri and repeatedly featured in Architectural Digest, this residence is an exceptional New York loft defined by soaring 11+ foot beamed ceilings, exposed brick, oversized windows, and remarkable natural light from three exposures, all within an intimate Federal-style building dating to 1830. Rich in architectural character, the residence artfully balances historic provenance with contemporary refinement, creating a home of understated sophistication.
Northern, southern, and western exposures fill the expansive great room with natural light throughout the day, while extra-large windows frame the tree-lined streetscape of Bleecker Street. Soaring beamed ceilings, restored original wide-plank pine floors, and exposed brick walls provide a striking architectural foundation, complemented by custom built-in bookcases, a Maharam-upholstered banquette, and carefully selected mid-century lighting that lend warmth and quiet modernity. An in-unit washer and dryer adds an essential modern convenience.
The kitchen embraces a restrained material palette, pairing stainless steel cabinetry with richly stained butcher block countertops to create a space that is both highly functional and timeless in its design.
Privately positioned at the rear of the residence, the generously proportioned primary bedroom overlooks the buildings tranquil garden. Two oversized windows and a charming Juliet balcony frame the peaceful outlook, while the spacious proportions comfortably accommodate a king-sized bed and accompanying furnishings.
Ideally situated at the convergence of NoHo, SoHo, and Nolita, Residence 1W is surrounded by many of downtown Manhattans most celebrated culinary, cultural, and retail destinations. Acclaimed restaurants including BondST, Torien, Casa Bond, Tucci, and Il Buco are moments away, alongside distinctive boutiques such as Bond 07 by Selima and Ulla Johnson. With multiple subway lines nearby, the residence offers effortless access throughout Manhattanan exceptional downtown address pairing historic character, considered design, and the energy of contemporary city living.