住宅10D，位于225 Lafayette街，是一处高层两卧室住宅，外加一个带窗户的家庭办公室，提供开放的北、南和东向视野，面积超过2000平方英尺。该楼中最大的两卧室户型，住宅设有一个角落客厅和开放式厨房，以及一个宽敞的主卧套房，配有九扇朝东的窗户。

在客厅和厨房，大面积的朝北和朝西的窗户提供全天的自然光和城市的广阔景观。住宅的主要区域空间宽敞，可进行多种布局，适合用餐、休闲和娱乐。超大厨房设有多个备餐区域和充足的储存空间。延长的岛台带有吧台延伸，允许与更正式的用餐区分开的休闲用餐。

主卧套房设有两个步入式衣橱、大浴室和带窗户的办公室，既舒适又实用。与公共空间相隔，是一个私人隐私区。浴室包括双洗手盆、淋浴间和独立浴缸。宽敞的办公室配有朝东窗口，也可用作第三个步入式衣橱或更衣室。第二卧室配有套间浴室，朝南采光良好，可轻松容纳一张特大号床。

公寓的其他特点包括三个储物衣橱、内部洗衣机/干衣机和供客人使用的卫生间。

春季公寓由卡斯·吉尔伯特于1923年设计，并于2005年改建为公寓，是纽约市最具特色的美术风格住宅之一。位于苏荷、诺利塔和诺霍的中心地带，建筑配有全职门卫、现场管理员以及一个带有360度城市景观的景观屋顶露台。

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Residence 10D at 225 Lafayette Street is a high-floor two-bedroom home, plus a windowed home office, that offers open northern, southern, and eastern exposures across over 2,000 square feet of space. The largest two-bedroom line in the building, the home features a corner living room and kitchen with an open layout, as well as a sizable principal suite with nine east-facing windows.

In the living room and kitchen, large north- and west-facing windows provide all-day light and wide views of the city. This main area of the home is generously sized, with multiple configurations possible for eating, lounging, and entertaining. The oversized kitchen contains multiple prep areas and ample storage space. The elongated island with a bar overhang allows for casual dining separate from a more formal dining area.

Featuring two walk-in closets, a large bathroom, and a windowed office, the primary bedroom suite is both comfortable and functional. Separated from the public spaces, it’s a private enclave. The bathroom includes a double vanity, a stall shower and separate soaking tub. The spacious office, with an east-facing window, can also be used as a third walk-in closet or a dressing room. The second bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom, features southern exposures, and can easily accommodate a king-size bed.

Additional features of the apartment include three closets for storage, in-unit washer/dryer, and a powder room for guests.

The Spring Condominium, designed by Cass Gilbert in 1923 and converted to condominium in 2005, is one of New York City’s most distinctive Beaux-Arts residences. At a premier downtown location at the intersection of Soho, Nolita, and Noho, the building includes a full-time doorman, on-site super, and a landscaped roof deck with 360-degree views of the city.

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