*Jewel Box 1-Bedroom at Roman and Williams Acclaimed 211 Elizabeth Street* Quality, charm, and craftsmanship abound at 211 Elizabeth Street an intimate, seven-story building with just 15 residences designed by the acclaimed Roman and Williams, marking their first-ever ground-up project. At first glance, the building blends seamlessly into its historic Nolita surroundings, but a closer look reveals striking brickwork and classic wood double-hung windows that quietly set it apart. Roman and Williams chose to reject modern construction trends in favor of a more traditional approach and hired a family of Irish masons to lay the handcrafted brick faade of the building, a decision that won the building and the firm the 2010 Palladio Award. The firms goal in the design of this building was to create a structure with a sense of materiality, rigor, craftsmanship, and construction that echoes the heyday of New York City residential architecture from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Roman and Williams The apartment is inviting and open, with bespoke details throughoutcustom herringbone solid walnut floors, high-gloss black oil-painted trim, and grand double-hung windows overlooking charming Elizabeth Street. In the living area, the centerpiece is a wood-burning fireplace with an oversized mantle, flanked by elegant French doors leading to the bedroom. The handcrafted kitchen is a masterpiece: Danish wood countertops, hand-painted black cabinetry, Roman and Williams-designed brass hardware, a Viking range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and built-in Miele appliancesall seamlessly integrated with the designs classic sensibility. Through the French doors is a serene and spacious bedroom with an en-suite bath featuring radiant heated Calacatta marble floors and walls, a large soaking tub, and solid brass fixtures that complete the timeless design. A private storage cage transfers with the unit. 211 Elizabeth is located in the heart of Nolitaone of New Yorks most vibrant and coveted neighborhoodsjust moments from world-class shopping, dining, and culture, with convenient access to the B, D, F, M, R, and W trains.