Ibi ilé to joko ni gbogbo ọwọn NoHo Loft condo pẹlu awọn ile itaja 13’, awọn trusses irin & elevator aladani

Elevator aladani ti a ṣe pẹlu bọtini ṣiṣi taara sinu ibèyi iha gbogbo-ọwọn, nibiti awọn ile itaja 13’ ti o ga, awọn trusses irin ti a fi hàn, ati awọn odi ti awọn ferese lati ilẹ de ceiling ṣẹda iriri ibèyi ti loft ti o jẹ alailẹgbẹ ni ibè iyebiye ni ile condominium ni abẹ.

Imọlẹ adayeba kun ile nla ti o gbooro jakejado ọjọ, n funni ni agbegbe ti o ni asopọ fun mejeeji ifọwọsowọpọ ati igbesi aye ojoojumọ nigba ti awọn iwo ẹgbẹ ilu New York City ya siwaju.

Ibi idana ṣiṣi ṣe akoso ni ẹwa sinu aaye naa ati pe o ni awọn countertops Corian, awọn ẹrọ Grohe, ati awọn ẹrọ ipele-ọja ti Sub-Zero ati Bosch, pẹlu aaye fun ibè aluba.

Ile itura akọkọ ti wa ni ipo aladani laarin ile na ati pe o nfunni ni itura alayiyun pẹlu awọn dida aṣa ati iwẹ ti o da lori iwẹ spa ti o ni vanity ti o wọ, awọn ilẹ Corian, ati iwẹ Kohler ti o ni irinzuzun pẹlu bèè tọsọna. Awọn ferese lati ilẹ de ceiling ti o dojú kọ ariwa ati ila-oorun mu awọn iwo nla ti Midtown, pẹlu ile Chrysler ti o jẹ aami.

Ile iwẹ keji ni anfani lati imọlẹ iwọ-oorun ti o dara pẹlu awọn iwo ilu ṣiṣi, ti o mu ki o le jẹ ile iwẹ alejo, ile-ikawe, tabi ọfiisi ile ti o ni aṣa. Iwẹ ni afikun wa ni irọrun lẹgbẹẹ ọna.

Awọn ohun-elo afikun pẹlu afẹfẹ arin ati itura multi-zone, eto Nest, ẹrọ itaja ati oluka ti a ṣe ara, yara iwe, ati ẹgbin ikọkọ ti o wa ni ile. Ilé naa nfunni ni iṣẹ doorman akoko kan ati pe o nifẹ si awọn ẹranko. Diẹ ninu awọn fọto ti wa ni afihan ni ọna ti foju.

52 East 4th Street jẹ boutique condominium aladani 15-ibè pẹlu awọn ibè 14 nikan, ti a ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ awọn oniru-award-winning Robert Scarano ati Andre Escobar. Awọn olugbe ni igbadun ibi idana awọsanma ti a ṣe daradara pẹlu ẹnu-ọna ti o ni adagun omi ti ita ati awọn cabanas.

Ti o wa ni ibiti NoHo ba pade East Village Historic District, ile naa wa ni pẹlẹpẹlẹ lati B/D/F/M ni Broadway-Lafayette, 6 ni Bleecker Street ati Astor Place, ati R/W ni 8th Street-ṣiṣe diẹ ninu awọn ile itaja ti o dara julọ ni Manhattan ni ibikibi ni ilẹ rẹ.

Full-Floor NoHo Loft Condo with 13' Ceilings, Steel Trusses & Private Elevator

A private keyed elevator opens directly into this striking full-floor residence, where soaring 13-foot ceilings, exposed steel trusses, and walls of floor-to-ceiling glass create a loft-scale living experience rarely found in downtown condominium living.

Natural light fills the expansive great room throughout the day, offering a seamless setting for both entertaining and everyday living while cinematic New York City skyline views unfold beyond.

The open kitchen is beautifully integrated into the space and appointed with Corian countertops, Grohe fixtures, and premium Sub-Zero and Bosch appliances, with room for a breakfast nook.

The primary suite is privately positioned within the residence and offers a serene retreat with custom closets and a spa-inspired en-suite bath featuring a double-wide vanity, Corian floors, and a Kohler rain shower with built-in bench. Floor-to-ceiling windows facing north and east capture sweeping Midtown skyline views, including the iconic Chrysler Building.

The second bedroom enjoys bright western exposure with open city views, making it equally suited as a guest bedroom, library, or sophisticated home office. A second full bath is conveniently located just off the hall.

Additional highlights include multi-zone central air and heating, a Nest system, vented washer and dryer, utility room, and an in-unit refuse chute. The building offers part-time doorman service and is pet friendly. Some photos are virtually staged.

52 East 4th Street is an intimate 15-story boutique condominium with just 14 residences, designed by award-winning architects Robert Scarano and Andre Escobar. Residents enjoy a beautifully designed sun deck complete with an outdoor pool and cabanas.

Located where NoHo meets the East Village Historic District, the building is moments from the B/D/F/M at Broadway-Lafayette, the 6 at Bleecker Street and Astor Place, and the R/W at 8th Street-placing some of downtown Manhattan's best restaurants, boutiques, and cultural destinations just outside your door.