售$299萬5 - 61 RIVINGTON Street #4B, 曼哈頓 下东城 Lower East Side, NY 10002｜ID # RLS20094911

歷史根源深厚的獨特地址。

最初於1905年構思為紐約公共圖書館的市中心分館，61 Rivington 是下曼哈頓最具建築意義的改建之一——由知名建築公司 McKim, Mead & White 進行的傑作，該公司也是布魯克林博物館和華盛頓廣場拱門的創造者。如今，這座古典復興地標已轉變為僅有的十一個量身定制的住宅，每一個都見證著精心設計的藝術。

4B 住宅是一個罕見的機會：一個靜謐的西南朝向城市庇護所，將歷史的血統與最高水準的現代裝修相結合。高聳的天花板、寬板的歐洲淺橡木地板和超大窗戶為空間框架增添了 Gallery 一般的寧靜——而原始的裸露磚牆和大廳中保留的 terrazzo 則低語著這座建築的豐富歷史。

住宅的核心，廚房是克制奢華的典範。定製的深胡桃木櫥櫃、天然石材瀑布式檯面與背板，以及精選的 Sub-Zero、Wolf 和 Asko 電器，滿足了審美家與烹飪純粹者的需求。

主套房是真正的避難所——空間寬敞、安靜無比，並配有量身定制的步入式衣櫃。套房浴室將日常提升為儀式：一個大型的玻璃淋浴間，覆蓋天然石材瀑布板，雙洗手台設置於單一三英寸石板上，磨光石地板帶有輻射供暖，並有加熱毛巾架，以及全屋使用 Kallista 和 Kohler 的衛浴設備。

第二間臥室 - 同樣精緻 - 可以完美地作為私人書房或客房使用，方便地可通往配有浸泡浴缸的第二個完整浴室。

這個住宅的皇冠明珠是其493平方英尺的南向露台——在曼哈頓極為罕見的私人戶外空間。最先進的摺疊門模糊了內部和外部之間的界限，創造出理想的無縫流動，適合親密聚會或靜思。配備專用的照明和灌溉系統，這是一個既美觀又實用的露台。

圖書館的六層樓形狀本身就是一種作品：三層的原始古典復興立面，由兩根原始的科林斯柱支撐，頂部是三層現代玻璃增建。室內，建築提供私人健身中心、虛擬門衛、單車儲存、公共區域的 Wi-Fi 和配有燒烤設施的家居裝飾屋頂露台——這是對曾經佔據此地的城市首個露天屋頂閱覽室的深思熟慮的致敬。圖書館僅有的十一個住宅所形成的精品規模導致了城市中少有的親密感——同時擁有與這個地址相匹配的優越持有成本，特別是低額的地產稅和共有費。

位於下東區、Nolita、NoHo、東村和小義大利的交匯處，61 Rivington 不僅將您置於曼哈頓市中心的脈動之中——更是置於其真正的中心。

僅有的十一個中壹個。定義上無法替代。

A singular address rooted in history.

Originally conceived in 1905 as the Downtown branch of the New York Public Library, 61 Rivington is one of Lower Manhattan's most architecturally significant conversions -- a masterwork by the storied firm McKim, Mead & White, the visionaries behind the Brooklyn Museum and Washington Square Arch. Today, this Classical Revival landmark has been transformed into just eleven bespoke residences, each a testament to the art of considered design.

Residence 4B is a rare offering: a pin-drop quiet, southwest-facing urban sanctuary that marries historic pedigree with the highest caliber of contemporary finish. Soaring ceilings, wide-plank European light oak floors, and oversized windows frame the space with a gallery-like serenity --while original exposed brick walls and preserved terrazzo throughout the lobby whisper the building's storied past.

At the heart of the residence, the kitchen is a study in restrained luxury. Custom dark walnut cabinetry, natural stone waterfall countertops and backsplash, and a curated suite of Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Asko appliances satisfy both the aesthete and the culinary purist.

The primary suite is a genuine retreat -- generously proportioned, supremely quiet, and appointed with a custom outfitted walk-in closet. The ensuite bath elevates the everyday into ritual: a monumental glass shower clad in natural stone waterfall slab, double vanities set into a single three-inch stone slab, honed stone floors with radiant heat, heated towel rails, and Kallista and Kohler fixtures throughout.

The second bedroom - equally refined - functions beautifully as a private study or guest suite, with convenient access to a second full bath complete with soaking tub.

The crown jewel of this residence is its 493-square-foot south-facing terrace -- a private outdoor domain of extraordinary rarity in Manhattan. State-of-the-art accordion doors dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, creating a seamless flow ideal for intimate entertaining or quiet contemplation. Outfitted with dedicated lighting and irrigation, this is a terrace that performs as beautifully as it presents.

The Library's six-story form is itself a composition: three floors of original Classical Revival facade, anchored by two original Corinthian columns, crowned by three stories of contemporary glass addition. Inside, the building offers a private fitness center, virtual doorman, bike storage, community Wi-Fi in amenity areas, and a furnished rooftop terrace with BBQ --a thoughtful homage to the city's first open-air rooftop reading room that once occupied this very site. The Library's boutique scale of just eleven residences contributes to an intimacy rarely found in the city -- and to carrying costs that are as exceptional as the address itself, with notably low property taxes and common charges.

Positioned at the confluence of the Lower East Side, Nolita, NoHo, the East Village, and Little Italy, 61 Rivington places you not merely near the pulse of downtown Manhattan -- but at its very center.

One of only eleven. Irreplaceable by definition.