售$1000万 - 36 Bleecker Street #3D, 曼哈顿 NoHo, NY 10012｜ID # RLS20069489

一套收藏级的公寓，具备罕见的建筑完整性，施马赫3D号公寓提供近2900平方英尺的精心设计的室内空间，位于曼哈顿市中心最重要的战前公寓改建之一。由建筑师莫里斯·阿杰米重新构思的这套三卧室、三卫半的住宅，以高耸的拱形砖和陶土天花板、宏伟的拱形窗户以及在当代开发中少见的工艺水平为特点。

位于诺霍中心的一座1885年罗马复兴风格的地标建筑内，这里是那些重视建筑创作、空间感和隐私的买家的家——血统和比例至关重要。

一个优雅的入门画廊展开为39英尺的光线走廊，窗户面向施马赫设计的肯·史密斯内部郁郁葱葱的花园。这条宁静的通道为与城市的分离建立了宁静的感觉，毫无阻碍地通向一个为居住和娱乐而设计的宽敞客厅。在这里，多个休息和餐饮专区沐浴在四扇深嵌的超大拱形窗户透进的自然光中，窗外的景色是面向莫特街的——一个精心框架的城市景观，全年为家中带来绿意和质感。

开放式厨房是以卡拉卡塔大理石为雕塑性构图，中央是一个瀑布岛，配备顶级的Sub-Zero和Wolf厨房电器、定制橱柜和智能家居技术。它被设计成既是烹饪空间，又是社交核心，与周围的生活空间毫无视觉干扰地完美融合。

主套房是一个私人庇护所，提供宽敞的14英尺 x 20英尺的卧室和一个卓越的10英尺 x 20英尺的定制更衣室——这是市中心阁楼生活中极为罕见的奢侈。配有窗户的套卫浴是一个豪华的水疗级空间，宁静而舒适，设有浸泡浴缸、淋浴和用优雅材料和比例制作的双洗手台。两个额外的卧室，各自拥有高耸的天花板和庭院的景观，也同样配备了套卫浴。一个经过深思熟虑定位的第三卧室提供了额外的隐私，理想作为客房、工作室或图书馆。

在整个住宅中，每一个细节都体现了对材料和工艺的严谨承诺：8英尺的橡木五面板门配有哑黑色钢制五金、定制木工、橱柜和洗手台，以及与天然橡木地板搭配的黑色钢窗框，还有悄然无声的中央空调。这些元素创造了一种和谐的建筑语言——细腻、触感丰富且持久。

该建筑最初于1885年作为施马赫和埃特林格的平版印刷厂建造，由爱德华·E·拉特设计，建筑的历史外观依然保持完好，以拱脚砖石工艺、拱形开口、塔楼和装饰细节而示人。如今，它作为一个仅有20个住宅的世界级精品公寓，完美结合了19世纪的工艺和现代基础设施。该建筑内仅有3个单位具备如此优雅的楼层设计。

施马赫提供了一个低调的全方位服务居住体验，包括24小时的服务大堂、俯瞰室内雕塑花园的居民图书馆、750平方英尺的健身中心、大型儿童游乐室、冷藏储存室、自行车房和由肯·史密斯设计的绿化屋顶花园，提供了一个在曼哈顿市中心罕见的、高档的户外休闲场所。3D单元还配备了一个大型私人储物间。

施马赫3D号公寓适合欣赏建筑、重视宁静奢华，并寻求一个由建筑意图和精湛技艺定义的住宅，同时在纽约享受欧洲的风情。

注：房地产税反映全额，不减免的税款。楼层平面图中显示的庭院用于展示建筑布局，无法进入，且不在该单元的同一层面。

A collector-grade loft of rare architectural integrity, Residence 3D at The Schumacher offers nearly 2,900 square feet of meticulously designed interior space within one of downtown Manhattan’s most significant prewar condominium conversions. Reimagined by architect Morris Adjmi, this three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence is defined by soaring barrel-vaulted brick and terra-cotta ceilings, monumental arched windows, and a level of craftsmanship seldom achieved in contemporary development.

Set within an 1885 Romanesque Revival landmark in the heart of NoHo, this is a home for buyers who value architectural authorship, volume, and discretion—where pedigree and proportion matter.

A gracious entry gallery unfolds as a 39-foot corridor of light, lined with windows overlooking the Schumacher’s lush interior garden designed by Ken Smith. This tranquil passage establishes a sense of calm and separation from the city, leading seamlessly into a voluminous great room composed for both living and entertaining. Here, multiple seating and dining zones are bathed in natural light through four deep-set, oversized arched windows with leafy outlooks over Mott Street—an intentionally framed urban landscape that brings greenery and texture into the home year-round.

The open kitchen is a sculptural composition in Calacatta marble, anchored by a waterfall island and outfitted with top-tier Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, custom cabinetry, and integrated smart-home technology. Designed to function as both a culinary workspace and social centerpiece, it blends seamlessly into the surrounding living spaces without visual interruption.

The primary suite is a private sanctuary, offering a generous 14’ x 20’ sleeping chamber and an exceptional 10’ x 20’ custom dressing room—an uncommon luxury in downtown loft living. The windowed en-suite bath is spa-scaled and serene, featuring a soaking tub, shower, and double vanity executed in refined materials and proportions. Two additional bedrooms, each with soaring ceilings and courtyard views, are equally well appointed with en-suite baths. A thoughtfully positioned third bedroom offers added privacy, ideal as a guest suite, studio, or library.

Throughout the residence, every detail reflects a disciplined commitment to materiality and craft: 8-foot oak-clad five-panel doors with matte black steel hardware, tailored millwork, custom cabinetry and vanities, and blackened steel window surrounds paired with natural oak floors, as well as whisper-quiet central air conditioning. These elements create a cohesive architectural language—subtle, tactile, and enduring.

Originally constructed in 1885 as a lithographic printing house for Schumacher & Ettlinger and designed by Edward E. Raht, the building’s historic façade remains richly intact, distinguished by corbelled brickwork, arched openings, turrets, and ornamental detail. Today, it stands as a world-class boutique condominium of just 20 residences, seamlessly blending 19th-century craftsmanship with modern infrastructure. Only 3 units with this gracious floor plan design exist in the building.

The Schumacher offers a discreet full-service living experience, including a 24-hour attended lobby, a residents’ library overlooking the interior sculpture garden, a 750-square-foot fitness center, a large children’s playroom, refrigerated storage, bicycle room, and a landscaped rooftop garden—also designed by Ken Smith—providing a rare, elevated outdoor retreat in the center of downtown Manhattan. 3D comes with a large private storage unit.

Residence 3D is for buyers who collect architecture, value quiet luxury, and seek a residence defined by architectural intention and mastery and a flavor of Europe in New York.

Note: Real estate taxes reflect full, un-abated taxes. Courtyard shown on floor plan is to display architectural layout of the building. It is not accessible or on the same level as the unit.