$3.2M FiDi loft stands out behind a historic Palladian window
Photo credit: Travis Mark courtesy of Compass
Asking $3.15 million, this floor-through loft in a beautiful old Lower Manhattan building has the look of a timeless residence in a changing city. More ornate than most and definitely a standout on its block, 42 Ann Street is a landmarked 19th-century commercial building with only seven condominium units within. Spanning 2,700 square feet, the two-bedroom condo has been recently renovated with artfully-designed spaces and luxurious fixtures and finishes.
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The building elevator opens directly into this floor-through home. A large foyer opens into a massive grand salon with soaring barrel-vaulted ceilings. Framing the room is a stunning floor-to-ceiling Palladian window.
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The flexible home–at least one or two more sleeping areas could be created–is divided into several areas that are perfectly suited for entertaining, eating, and relaxing. Cooking is covered by a large gourmet kitchen that’s right where it should be–at the center of the home.
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The private quarters invite tranquility on the northern end of the loft. An oversized master suite has generous closet space and an understated-but-luxurious bath with marble-clad floors and walls.
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Finishes and wall colors reflect a talent for tasteful, on-trend design–like the elegant Fornasetti cloud wallpaper in a reading nook. A second bedroom is master-bedroom-sized. A flex space houses a laundry area and a third sleeping space. Additional features throughout the home include central air, hardwood floors, a Crestron smart home control system, top-of-the-line appliances, custom millwork, and plenty of storage.
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This boutique condominium building has a grand lobby and a virtual doorman and is close to most major subway lines.
[Listing: 42 Ann Street #5 by Martin Eiden and Shawn Wilson for Compass]
[At CityRealty]
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Photo credit: Travis Mark, courtesy of Compass