50 BOND Street #2FL, New York City, NY 10012

Character meets luxury in NoHo's most desirable block - 50 Bond Street. This architecturally significant block is prized for its striking facades, restaurants and amazing boutiques.Welcome home to this rare flex 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom pre-war condominium loft with southern exposures overlooking cobblestone street lined with the charm that only Bond Street can offer. The keyed elevator opens directly onto a 52-foot-long great room that features spectacular high ceilings and light. Santos Mahagony floors are laid over a four layer sound attenuating system. Tilt turn windows throughout, Runtal radiators coupled with anodized wire-mold complement the exposed brick which captures true European style. With North, South, East and West exposures light floods the apartment and creates a space for entertaining and everyday living. An entertainers dream, this home showcases a plethora of open and intimate spaces that foster ultimate enjoyment. Three distinct public areas encourage fluid enjoyment: a large, formal seating area framed by large south facing windows and a wood burning fireplace and a large dining area with custom bookshelves across from a 12-foot-wide open spacious chef's kitchen with island that has Subzero and Gagganau appliances. This sprawling loft currently features two bedrooms (convertible to three), two and a half baths, ample storage, an area to showcase artwork and an 11-foot long laundry room. A long hall leads to the second bedroom/office and baths. At the end, you will enter the luxurious 22-foot-long primary bedroom with North exposure and a private 125 square foot terrace. The en-suite windowed, custom designed bath features rain/steam shower, dual sinks, Botticino marble in staggered 3x6 tiles, Waterworks cabinets and hardware, Jado and Dornbracht fixtures and Azul Cielo marble. 50 Bond Street is an intimate six unit, 19th century pre-war loft building featuring full floor apartments. Schedule an appointment to see this unique home in NoHo's best location before it disappears.