For $4M, East Village living, penthouse-style
Photos courtesy of GreeneHouseNYC
We may think of East Village living as quirky tenement flats or new, shiny towers, but this classic loft at 325 Bowery combines neighborhood charms with a penthouse aesthetic. Asking $4 million, the three-bedroom duplex has the rare bonus of a private roof deck with dazzling downtown views. The 2,121-square-foot loft is the topmost of only two residences in a converted 1900s building.
The corner great room is filled with light beneath 15-foot ceilings. Framed by exposed wood beams, brick walls, and wide-plank wood floors, the skylit space has a wood-burning fireplace and city views that serve as a reminder of the surrounding vibrant neighborhood.
To one side, the loft-style kitchen is anchored by a breakfast bar that expands seating and prep capacity. An adjacent, flexible dining area is large enough for the whole gang.
The primary suite embodies loft living with a raised 439-square-foot bonus space that can be used as an office with a painless daily commute. The bedroom features a platform bed, three closets, and a large ensuite bath.
The remaining bedrooms have been given unique personalities through color and design. One has a lofted nook; another has a huge skylight.
The top floor of the duplex is a penthouse-worthy space that extends your all-season lounging and entertaining potential to a rare degree. An indoor lounge leads up to a rooftop terrace with views of One World Trade and beyond.
If you fancy owning all of the units in the building, the lower residence is also available, now on the market for $3,000,000.
[Listing details: 325 Bowery, #PH at CityRealty]
[At Compass by Edward Freiberg]
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