Positioned at the intersection of NoHo, SoHo, and the East Village, this meticulously designed Selldorf Architects duplex offers exceptional scale, privacy, and light within an intimate five-residence condominium. Framed by three exposures and a coveted southwest orientation, the home is filled with natural light throughout the day and captures striking open skyline views and sunsets from two private balconies.

A keyed elevator opens directly into the residence, where a dramatic double-height great room serves as the centerpiece of the home. Soaring ceilings exceeding 20 feet create remarkable volume, while oversized windows and refined materiality lend warmth and restraint. The adjacent dining area flows seamlessly to a corner balcony, creating an effortless connection between indoor and outdoor living.

The custom kitchen is discreetly integrated and thoughtfully executed with dark soapstone countertops, bespoke oak cabinetry, a suite of Miele appliances, and a Sub-Zero wine refrigerator. A flexible third bedroom or library, along with a powder room, completes the lower level.

Above, a sculptural staircase of plaster and white oak ascends to the private bedroom floor, where a dramatic bridge separates the primary suite from the secondary bedroom. The corner primary suite overlooks the surrounding NoHo streetscape through floor-to-ceiling windows and opens onto its own balcony. Its windowed bath is finished in honed lilac marble with Waterworks fixtures. A second en-suite bedroom and dedicated laundry room complete the upper level.

Residents enter through a gated landscaped courtyard leading to an attended lobby, with gardens designed by renowned landscape architects Oehme, van Sweden. Additional features include part-time doorman service, video intercom access via the iDoor app, private storage, and immediate occupancy. Entrance located on East 3rd Street.