Maraba da ku wannan kyakkyawar gidan canja wuri mai daki guda 1 da bandaki guda 1 wanda yake da fadin kafa 566, yana da sauran hawa 10 a cikin ginin condominium mai arziki a SoHo. Yayin da kuka shiga, kuna tarar da babban dakin shakatawa da aka yi ado da kabad biyu, yana kai ku zuwa gidan cin abinci mai kyau, wanda aka tsara musamman tare da kabad din itacen oak mai fuka-fuki, kafa na Balsatina, kayan aiki na Zucchetti, da kuma katako mai fadin inji 6 na itacen oak a dukan wasu wurare. Gidan cin abincin yana dauke da na'urorin Miele na zamani da aka haɗa da, wanda ya haɗa da bututu na gas mai mai zafi mai huda 24-inch, tanda sauri, firiji, firiza, da na'ura mai wanke kayan abinci.

An gina wannan adireshin a 565 Broome Street, wannan adireshin mai daraja yana nuna rundunar Renzo Piano na farko a cikin ci gaban gidaje a tsakiyar NYC. An san shi da zama masanin gini da ya yi nasara a kyautar Pritzker, wanda yake bayan manyan wuri kamar Wurin Tarihi na Whitney, Centre Georges Pompidou a Paris, da The Shard a London.

565 Broome yana ba da wani kyakkyawan kyan gani da sauki, yana da wani rufin shahararren ganimi tare da parking mai sarrafa kansa, kyawawan ra'ayoyi, da wani tarin kayan alatu masu ban mamaki wanda ya kai murabba'in kafa 17,000. Wadannan sun hada da mai gudanarwa na sa'o'i 24 da lobbyn da ke tare da mai bayar da kulawa, wata kogin dumi na dakin motsa jiki tsawon kafa 55 da aka karawa da dakin tururi, dakin shawa, da dakin kula da lafiya. Masu zama na iya kuma jin dadin shigar wa a cikin wani shahararren rufin da aka yi tsai, dakin shakatawa da aka yi wa kyakkyawan shuka da ke dauke da sama mai tsawo na kafa 92, dakin karatu, da wani bar mai ruwa.

Wannan wurin yana cikin tsakiyar daukar kyawawan unguwarmu na NYC, 565 Broome yana a matakin kadan daga manyan wuraren al'adu, wuraren shakatawa, gidajen abinci, da kuma dare. Ku zauna a cikin gajerun tituna na shahararrun wurare kamar Cipriani Downtown, Mamo, da The Soho Grand Hotel, tare da mafi kyawun siyan alatu da Broadway ke bayarwa a bakin ku. Wurin yana da sauƙin kaiwa cikin tafiya zuwa layin subway #1, C, da E, wannan shi ne zaman birni a mafi kyawun yanayi. Yi hakuri, ba a yarda da dabbobi.

Welcome to this exquisite convertible 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom residence spanning 566 square feet, boasting 10-foot ceilings in the most opulent condominium building in SoHo. As you step inside, you're greeted by a gracious foyer adorned with dual closets, leading to a sophisticated, custom-designed kitchen featuring solid fluted white oak cabinets, Balsatina lavastone countertops, Zucchetti fixtures, and 6-inch white oak plank floors throughout. The kitchen is equipped with fully integrated, state-of-the-art Miele appliances including a 24-inch four-burner gas cooktop, speed oven, refrigerator, freezer, and dishwasher.

Nestled at 565 Broome Street, this distinguished address marks Renzo Piano's inaugural venture into residential development in downtown NYC. Renowned as the Pritzker Prize-winning architect behind iconic landmarks such as the Whitney Museum, Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, and The Shard in London.

Unparalleled in SoHo, 565 Broome offers the epitome of luxury and convenience, featuring a private covered porte cochere with automated parking, breathtaking views, and an impressive array of amenities spanning 17,000 square feet. These include a 24-hour concierge and attended lobby, a 55-foot indoor heated lap pool complemented by a steam room, sauna, and spa treatment rooms. Residents can also enjoy a private gated entrance, meticulously landscaped outdoor terraces, an interior landscaped lounge with soaring 92-foot ceilings, a library, and a wet bar.

Ideally situated in the heart of NYC's most coveted neighborhood, 565 Broome places you just steps away from premier cultural attractions, entertainment venues, restaurants, and nightlife. Live within blocks of esteemed establishments such as Cipriani Downtown, Mamo, and The Soho Grand Hotel, with the best luxury shopping Broadway has to offer right at your doorstep. Conveniently located within walking distance to subway lines #1, C, and E, this is urban living at its finest. Sorry, no pets.