在136百克斯特街的A顶层公寓，您将体验到一种罕见的前战风格阁楼与玻璃现代主义的组合。该公寓是一处高度私密的复式住宅，沐浴在阳光之中，位于市中心最受欢迎的前战公寓之一。一级的宽大露台贯穿整个大房间，上层的空间让室内外流通无阻。阁楼式的开放设计，落地窗和滑动玻璃门带来了明亮的东向光线，空间中央则是木燃壁炉，提供了一种温暖的氛围。公寓安静得几乎可以听到针落地声，且极具私密性，外界难以窥探到室内或露台的景色。楼下有10英尺2英寸的黄松天花板、白washed的砖墙、原始的木梁、橡木地板以及三个宽敞的卧室，包括一个巨大的主套房，这些元素共同构建出一个前战圣所。几乎2600平方英尺的室内空间，这个三卧室公寓可以轻松改造成一个舒适的四卧室而不会影响空间流动性。A顶层公寓在十多年来首次上市，是大楼仅有的两个顶层公寓之一，位于SoHo、NoLiTa、唐人街和TriBeCa的交汇处。

进入上层后 - 此外还有一个单独的下层入口 - 来到大房间，东向窗户和滑动玻璃门的墙面迎接着您，俯瞩675平方尺的露台。大厨房设有一个开放式的早餐吧，与空间相连。两扇滑动玻璃门便于通往露台，露台上设有多个休息区，提供东向和南向的城市景观。楼上的盥洗室使得这处家居非常适合招待客人。

在楼下，您将找到私人区域：三个卧室，其中两个带有套间浴室，还有第三个完整的浴室和一个超大的洗衣房。宏伟的木梁为这个空间提供了结构感，而白washed的砖墙则暗示着其百年历史的特征。

主卧室宽敞，包括两个朝东的大钢框窗，俯瞩百克斯特街。主卧室配有两个大衣橱和一个带双洗手盆和独立浴缸的套间浴室。第二个卧室也朝东，配有两个衣橱和一个套间浴室。最后一个卧室在走廊有一个专用的完整浴室，那里还有两个大型衣橱。

136百克斯特街，称为“大机械交易所”，是一座曾经为著名警察大楼服务的马厩，位于下曼哈顿的交点。建于1915年，这栋12单元的公寓大楼由画廊商转型的开发商马克斯·普罗泰奇重新设计，目前由全职居民经理管理，接受包裹，同时还配有24小时虚拟门卫和专属储物间。周边亮点包括新的SoHo Eataly，La Mercerie，Smile to Go，Sant Ambroeus和Jack’s Wife Freda。此外，沃克街也是一个蓬勃发展的市区画廊艺术中心的核心区域，近在咫尺。

A rarely available combination of pre-war loft and glass modernism, Penthouse A at 136 Baxter Street is a highly private duplex bathed in sunlight in one of downtown's most sought after pre-war condominiums. With a large terrace that runs the entirety of the great room, the upstairs level has an impressive indoor/outdoor flow. Loft-like and open, the floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors provide bright eastern light, anchored by the wood-burning fireplace. The apartment is pin-drop quiet and exceptionally private with limited view lines into the unit or onto the terrace. Downstairs, 10’2" yellow pine ceilings, white-washed masonry walls, original timber beams, oak floors, and three generously sized bedrooms - including a massive principal suite - create a pre-war sanctuary. At almost 2,600 square feet of interior space, this three-bedroom penthouse can easily convert to a comfortable four-bedroom without losing flow. Right at the nexus of SoHo, NoLiTa, Chinatown, and TriBeCa, Penthouse A is available for the first time in over ten years and one of only two penthouses in the building.

Enter on the upper level - there is a separate entrance on the lower level as well - into the great room, which greets you with its wall of east-facing windows and sliding glass doors that look over the 675 square foot terrace. The large kitchen has an eat-in breakfast bar that opens into the space. Two sliding glass doors create easy flow to the terrace, which itself has multiple seating areas and offers eastern and southern city views. A powder room upstairs makes the home perfect for guests and hosting.

Downstairs you’ll find the private quarters: three bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms, plus a third full bathroom and an oversized laundry room. The stately timber beams create structure to this space, while the white-washed brick walls hint at its century-old character.

The principal bedroom is enormous, and includes two large steel-framed east-facing windows looking out over Baxter Street. It includes two large closets and an en-suite bathroom with a double vanity and separate soaking tub. The second bedroom also faces east and has two closets, in addition to an en-suite bathroom. The final bedroom has a dedicated full bathroom in the hallway, where there are two more large closets.

136 Baxter Street, known as the Grand Machinery Exchange, is a former horse stable for the Famed Police Building, perched at the crux of Lower Manhattan. Built in 1915, this 12-unit boutique condominium was reimagined by Gallerist turned developer, Max Protetch, and is currently maintained by a full-time resident manager who accepts packages, a 24-hour virtual doorman and deeded storage. Neighborhood highlights include the new SoHo Eataly, La Mercerie, Smile to Go, Sant Ambroeus, and Jack’s Wife Freda. Also within close proximity is Walker Street, the centerpiece of a burgeoning downtown gallery scene.