Penthouse A nan 21 East 12th Street chita sou tèt youn nan bilding Greenwich Village ki pi byen panse yo—Annabelle Selldorf te desine l, epi achitekti li defini pa presizyon, rezèv, ak yon sans rafine ki ra sou fason moun viv toutbon. Sansiblite sa a prezan toupatou: nan pwopòsyon yo, materyèl yo, fason limyè a ap sikile nan kay la, ak koneksyon san tranzisyon ant andedan ak deyò.

Rezidans lan kouvri 3,249 pye kare sou de nivo, antoure pa 969 pye kare teras prive sou twa fasad. Li gen twa chanm, twa twalèt edmi, ansanm ak yon antre ki etabli ton pou tout sa k ap vini apre—yon foyè doub wotè ak yon eskalye eskilti ki fè w konprann dimansyon kay la depi premye pa a.

Gwo sal la lonje prèske 32 pye anba limyè nò a, ak yon tout miray an vè ki louvri dirèkteman sou teras la, ansanm ak yon espas manje adjasan. Nan bout sid la, kwizin nan ak sal dejene/medya a louvri sou yon dezyèm teras ki laj anpil—ase plas pou yon gwo tab anba syèl la. Kwizin nan ekipe ak kabinè Valcucine ki fèt sou mezi, frijidè ak frijidè diven Sub-Zero, de machin alave Gaggenau, ak yon plak kizin ayere anba yon hotte Selldorf Architects te desine; li gen tou yon fou rapid, yon fou doub entegre nan miray, ak aparèy Waterworks toupatou.

Anwo a, suite prensipal la okipe kwen sid ak lès la, epi li bay bèl vi panoramik sou downtown Manhattan. Yon chanm abiye mennen nan twalèt an mab la, ki gen senk aparèy ak planche chofe. De lòt chanm ki bay sou nò a—chak ak pwòp twalèt li—fini nivo a, ansanm ak yon antre sèvis ak machin pou lave/seche rad nan apatman an. Balkon Juliet yo pwolonje soti nan toule twa chanm yo ak twalèt prensipal la, pou ankadre vi yo nan chak pyès.

Planche an pye bwadchenn blan ak planch laj, pèsyèn elektrik ki fèt sou mezi, ak yon sistèm HVAC a kat tiyo prezan nan tout kay la—yon rezidans ki fèt menm jan pou konfò pandan tout ane a ak pou konsepsyon li.

21 East 12th Street ofri yon gardyen tout jounen, yon salon rezidan amenaje ak gri deyò, yon sant egzèsis, yon sal jwèt, ak pakin sou plas, tout sa a kèk pa sèlman ak Union Square.

Penthouse A at 21 East 12th Street sits at the top of one of Greenwich Village's most considered buildings - designed by Annabelle Selldorf, whose architecture is defined by precision, restraint, and an uncommonly refined sense of how people actually live. That sensibility is felt throughout: in the proportions, the materials, the way light moves through the home, and the seamless connection between inside and out.

The residence itself spans 3,249 square feet across two floors, wrapped by 969 square feet of private terrace on three exposures. Three bedrooms, three and a half baths, and an entrance that sets the tone for everything that follows - a double-height foyer and sculptural staircase that announce the scale of the home from the very first step.

The Great Room stretches nearly 32 feet under northern light, a full wall of glass opening directly onto the terrace with an adjoining dining space. At the south end, the kitchen and breakfast/media room open onto a second expansive terrace - room enough for a full table beneath open sky. The kitchen is outfitted with custom Valcucine cabinetry, Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine fridge, dual Gaggenau dishwashers, and a vented cooktop beneath a hood designed by Selldorf Architects, with speed oven, double wall oven, and Waterworks fixtures throughout.

Upstairs, the primary suite anchors the south and east corner, taking in sweeping views of downtown Manhattan. A dressing room precedes the five-fixture marble bath with heated floors. Two additional bedrooms to the north - each ensuite - complete the level, along with a service entrance and in-unit washer/dryer. Juliet balconies extend off all three bedrooms and the primary bath, framing views from every room.

Wide-plank white oak floors, custom electric shades, and a four-pipe HVAC system run throughout - a home built as much for year-round comfort as for design.

21 East 12th Street offers a full-time doorman, landscaped resident lounge with outdoor grill, fitness center, playroom, and on-site parking, down the street from Union Square.