Gidan zama na 5B a The O’Neill Building babban loft ne na kusurwa mai ɗakunan kwana uku da dakunan wanka uku da rabi, wanda ke da faɗin murabba’in ƙafa 2,989, rufin sama mai tsayin ƙafa 12, da tagogi manya 28 da ke kallon bangarori uku. Da yake a kusurwoyin arewa, gabas da yamma na ginin yake, gidan ya bambanta da faɗin sarari na musamman, yalwar hasken rana, da shimfiɗar ɗaki mai faɗi wadda ta kewaye wani babban falo mai ban sha’awa da hasumiya.

Babban falon shi ne cibiyar gidan, tare da ma’aunai da ke ba da damar tsara wuraren zama da dama, da kuma babban wurin cin abinci na alfarma. Manyan tagogi suna buɗe kallon birni, yayin da ginshiƙan ƙarfe na asali da benayen katako masu faɗin alluna ke adana halayen gine-ginen loft na tarihi na ginin.

Kicin ɗin da ke da tagogi kuma aka tsara shi don cin abinci yana da wadataccen wurin ajiya, kuma yana haɗuwa kai tsaye da manyan wuraren zama da cin abinci. A gefen kicin ɗin akwai babban ɗakin ajiyar abinci da ɗakin wanki na musamman. Faɗaɗɗen kofar shiga, ɗakin bayan gida, da kabad-kabad masu yawa na ajiya suna ƙara inganta amfani da gidan.

Babban ɗakin kwanan maigida na kusurwa yana kallon arewa da yamma, yana da babban kabad na musamman da za a shiga, da ɗakin wanka na en-suite mai taga wanda ke da bahon jika, shawa dabam, madubin wanka biyu, da kayan marmara. Ƙarin ɗakunan kwana biyu suna da faɗi sosai, kuma kowannensu yana da nasa ɗakin wanka na en-suite.

An fara gina The O’Neill Building a shekarar 1887 a matsayin kantin kayan busassun Hugh O’Neill, daga bisani CetraRuddy ta sake tsara shi a matsayin wani katafaren gidajen zama na zamani. Yana daga cikin fitattun alamomin gine-ginen Flatiron. Wannan katafaren gidan zama mai cikakken sabis yana da mai tsaron ƙofa na sa’o’i 24, mai kula da baƙi, da bene na rufi na bai ɗaya mai faɗin murabba’in ƙafa 4,000, tare da kicin na waje.

Ginin yana mahadar Flatiron da Chelsea, kuma yana da nisan ɗan lokaci kaɗan daga Madison Square Park, Union Square, Whole Foods, Eataly, da wasu fitattun wuraren cin abinci, sayayya da al’adu na tsakiyar Manhattan, tare da sauƙin isa ga layukan jirgin ƙasa na ƙarƙashin ƙasa da dama.

Babban loft na Manhattan mai faɗin sarari, yalwar haske, da kyan gine-gine da suka dace da girman matsayinsa.

Residence 5B at The O'Neill Building is a grandly scaled three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom corner loft offering 2,989 square feet, soaring 12-foot ceilings, and 28 oversized windows across three exposures. Positioned along the north, east, and west corners of the building, the residence is defined by exceptional volume, natural light, and an expansive layout centered around a dramatic turreted great room.

The great room serves as the centerpiece of the home, with proportions that comfortably accommodate multiple seating areas and a substantial formal dining space. Oversized windows frame open city views while original cast-iron columns and wide-plank hardwood floors preserve the character of the building's historic loft architecture.

The windowed eat-in kitchen offers generous storage and flows directly into the main living and dining spaces. Adjacent to the kitchen are a large pantry and dedicated laundry room. A gracious entry foyer, powder room, and multiple storage closets further enhance the functionality of the home.

The corner primary suite offers north and west exposures, a substantial custom walk-in closet, and a windowed en-suite bath with soaking tub, separate shower, dual vanity, and marble finishes. Two additional bedrooms are generously proportioned and each feature en-suite baths.

Originally built in 1887 as the Hugh O'Neill Dry Goods Store and reimagined by CetraRuddy as a boutique condominium, The O'Neill Building is one of Flatiron's most distinctive architectural landmarks. The full-service condominium offers a 24-hour doorman, concierge, and a 4,000-square-foot common roof deck with an outdoor kitchen.

Located at the intersection of Flatiron and Chelsea, the building is moments from Madison Square Park, Union Square, Whole Foods, Eataly, and some of downtown Manhattan's leading dining, shopping, and cultural destinations, with convenient access to multiple subway lines.

A grand-scale Manhattan loft with the space, light, and architectural presence to match.