Ti o wa ni 77 Bleecker Street, ibi yii ti o gbooro ni duplex loft kan pẹlu yara kan darapọ mọ itan-itan pẹlu apẹrẹ igbalode ni ọkan ninu awọn ile-iṣẹ iṣẹ-ṣiṣe gbogbo-kekere ti Manhattan. Awọn ogiri 13 ẹsẹ ti o ga ati awọn ferese ìkànsí wọ-ibè pọ gẹgẹ bi ifẹsẹmulẹ ni o mu imọlẹ adayeba wa si aaye gbigbe, nigba ti awọn odo ti a fi han ati awọn ilẹkun oaken funfun ti a sọ di mimọ mu itunu ati àtọgbẹ. Igbimọ walnut ti a ṣe nipa afọwọkọ mu wa si balcony Juliette ti o ni ẹwa ti o n wo awọn ọna itan ti NoHo.

Ibi idana ti olounje ṣiṣi yii ni awọn ike walnut ti a ṣe adani, awọn ibẹrẹ marmara ti a ṣaṣeyọri ati awọn ẹrọ alawọ, pẹlu Bertazzoni, Blomberg, ati Bosch. Ibi alágbèéká ti o wa nitosi le ṣiṣẹ bi ọfiisi ile tabi ibiti a ti jẹun.

Ibi loft yàrá oke ni awọn igbimọ ti a fi han, awọn ibudo ti a ṣe adani, ati àga to gbooro.
Akiyesi: Ibi loft yàrá ni giga awọn ogiri jẹ nipa 5'3".

Awọn olugbe ti Bleecker Court gbadun doorman wakati 24, olugbaisese ti o wa ni ile, ibi ipamọ, ile ikun lori ọpọlọpọ awọn ilẹkun, ati ibi ipamọ kẹkẹ ni ibikan ti Greenwich Village, NoHo, ati SoHo.

Located at 77 Bleecker Street, this spacious one-bedroom duplex loft combines historic character with modern design in one of downtown Manhattan’s premier full-service buildings. Soaring 13-foot ceilings and dramatic double-height arched east-facing windows fill the living space with natural light, while exposed brick and bleached white oak floors add warmth and texture. A handcrafted walnut staircase leads to a charming Juliette balcony overlooking the historic streets of NoHo.

The open chef’s kitchen features custom walnut cabinetry, honed marble countertops and backsplash, and premium appliances, including Bertazzoni, Blomberg, and Bosch. An adjacent alcove easily serves as a home office or dining area.

The upper-level bedroom loft includes exposed beams, custom built-ins, and a spacious closet.
Note: Loft bedroom ceiling height is approximately 5'3".

Residents of Bleecker Court enjoy a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, storage, laundry on most floors, and bike storage at the crossroads of Greenwich Village, NoHo, and SoHo.