N’oge ị banye, ụlọ a na-apụta iche. Ụgbọ elu mara mma na-akwọcha n'ọhịa nke na-enye ndụmọdụ na nke ọma akụrụ akụ—na-adị ka ụlọ na-acha ọkụ karịa ụlọ ụmụ amaala New York City.

Elu dị elu nke ruru ihe dị ka ụkwụ 12 na windo buru ibu na-akọwa ime ụlọ ndụmọdụ ahụ, ebe ịnyịnya western na-akatọ anya n'anya, n'anya na-atụgharị skyline gbasara na n'anya na-arụ ọrụ. A na-ehi ụra n'ọdụ ụgbọ elu nke 15, nke a bụ otu n'ime ụlọ ole na ole dị n'ụlọ ahụ nke na-ehicha ụlọ ndị na-ejikọta ya, na-eme ka ọ bụrụ ụzọ na-eme ka ọkpụrụkpụ na ìhè.

Usoro ahaziri nke ọma na-enye ndatị a na-ahụ anya n'etiti ebe a na-adị na ebe a na-efe efe. Ụlọ nri na ime ụlọ a na-ejide otu ụzọ ka ha nwee ọganihu na ọrụ. Ụlọ nri e mepụtara ọhụrụ nwere ọkụkọ Brookhaven, friji Sub-Zero a na-atụgharị, ngwaọrụ na-eme stainless steel, na isi granite.

Ụzọ mara mma na-eduga na ime ụlọ nwere ụlọ nri, na-eme ka ọ bụrụ ndatị a na-ahụ anya site na ebe a na-adị. N’anya dị elu na-enwu n’anya site na windo buru ibu, ime ụlọ ahụ na-egosipụta ezigbo echiche n’ime One World Trade Center. Ihe omimi kwukwara ekewapụ n’elu na madera na iko na-eme ka o siere n’elu.

Ụlọ nkwari akụ ahụ nwere ngosipụta Travertino na-emeghe site na Laura Biagiotti, Jado Ultra brass fixtures, na ihe nkwụ anaghị akpụ akpụ na toilet Kohler, na-eme ka ọ bụrụ ebe mara mma ma kwadoro nke ọma. Njirimara ọzọ na-agụnye ala osisi, ọmarịcha okpokoro ụlọ na-emezi mgbe niile na ngwa nchekwa, na ihe okwu nke a na-edozigharịa na ọnụ ụlọ ndụmọdụ, ebe nri, na ime ụlọ.

Nke a bụ ohere pụrụ iche ịzụlite ezi ụlọ mmanụ na ọrụ, ìhè, na echiche akpọrọ n'ime otu n'ime ebe a na-achọsi ike ugbu a. A na-anabata igwe na-eji na-arụ ọrụ/nchekwa ma kwado na-ahụ ụgbọ ọrụ.

N'obi Greenwich Village/NoHo, 250 Mercer—nke bụbu ụlọ ọrụ igwe ijiji—bụ ụlọ a ma ama, nke a na-achọsi ike nke ukwuu. Ụlọ ahụ nwere ebe a na-edozi mara mma, ụzọ, ntụgharị, na ebe a na-ehicha, na-enwekwa onye a na-emeze n'ime, ogige ogige, onye na-elekọta ụlọ, ebe a na-echekwa n’ime, na ụlọ igwe.

Ụlọ ahụ bụ nke ọma maka anụmanụ na-anabata na-enye ohere iguzoro mmeghachi omume n’oge abụọ nke ịzụrụ, yana ikekwe na-achọ.

Okwu ọma nke na-abụghị mbọ ka ọ dị naanị ọchịchịrị Washington Square Park, na nkeji ole na ole site na ụlọ nri kacha mma nke obodo ahụ, ndụ abalị, ahịa, ahịa ndị na-eto eto, na ohere dị mma iji banye na ahịa niile.

Ụfọdụ onyonyo n’ịntanetị a gbasara ekeresimesi.

From the moment you enter, this home sets itself apart. A gracious foyer unfolds into a residence that feels expansive and thoughtfully designed—more reminiscent of a sprawling home than a typical New York City apartment.

Soaring ceilings of nearly 12 feet and oversized windows define the dramatic living room, where western exposures invite breathtaking, unobstructed skyline views and extraordinary sunsets. Perched on the 15th floor, this is one of the few homes in the building that fully clears the surrounding structures, creating a rare sense of openness and light.

A well-conceived layout provides a natural separation between living and entertaining areas. The kitchen and dining room are ideally positioned to maximize both flow and functionality. The updated kitchen is appointed with Brookhaven maple cabinetry, a paneled Sub-Zero refrigerator, stainless steel appliances, and granite countertops.

A gracious hallway leads to the king-sized bedroom, creating a natural sense of separation from the living areas. Bathed in southern light through oversized windows, the bedroom showcases striking views stretching to One World Trade Center. A custom floor-to-ceiling wood and glass built-in adds architectural interest and a sophisticated design element.

The bathroom features imported Travertino ceramic tiles by Laura Biagiotti, Jado Ultra brass fixtures, and a Kohler pedestal sink and toilet, creating a classic and well-appointed space. Additional features include hardwood floors, abundant closet space throughout with customized storage solutions, and built-in speakers seamlessly integrated in the living room, dining area, and bedroom.

This is a rare opportunity to own a true loft residence with volume, light, and iconic views in one of downtown’s most sought-after locations. Washer/dryers are permitted with board approval.

Located in the heart of Greenwich Village/NoHo, 250 Mercer—formerly a cast-iron factory—is an iconic, highly sought-after full-service cooperative. The building features a beautifully renovated lobby, hallways, elevators, and laundry rooms, along with a 24-hour doorman, furnished roof deck, landscaped garden courtyard, live-in superintendent, basement storage, and bike room.

The building is pet-friendly and permits unlimited subletting after two years of ownership, as well as co-purchasing.

Ideally situated just two blocks from Washington Square Park, and moments from some of the city’s best restaurants, nightlife, shopping, gourmet markets, and convenient access to all major subway lines.

Some images in this listing have been virtually staged.