Lati akoko ti o ba wọle, ile yii ya ara rẹ. Ẹnu-ọna ti o ni itẹwọgba fa si ile ti o ni irọrun ati apẹrẹ to ṣe akiyesi—ti o jẹ iranti diẹ sii ti ile ti o gbooro ju ile-apamọ́ ti Ilu New York lọ.

Awọn ogiri giga ti o fẹrẹ to ẹdọfóró ẹsẹ mẹrinla ati awọn ferese to tobi ṣe apejuwe iyalẹnu ile-ibi, nibiti awọn fifi ẹsun lọ si iwọ-oorun n pe awọn iwo skyline ti o lẹwa, ti ko ni idena ati awọn arin didan. Ti o wa ni ilẹ 15, eyi jẹ ọpọ awọn ile ti o wa ninu ile naa ti o kọja awọn ọna ti o wa ni ayika, ti n ṣẹda iriri alailẹgbẹ ti ṣiṣi ati imọlẹ.

Apẹrẹ ti a ro daradara n pese ipin adayeba laarin awọn agbegbe gbigbe ati awọn agbegbe ayẹyẹ. Ibi idana ati yara jijẹ wa ni ipo pipe lati pọ si mejeji ṣiṣan ati iṣe. Ibi idana ti a ṣe imudojuiwọn ni a ṣeto pẹlu awọn ile ikọrin Maple Brookhaven, firiji Sub-Zero pẹlu paneled, awọn ẹrọ irin alagbara, ati awọn tabili granite.

Ilẹ-aigbọnna ti o ni iṣe ṣi lati gbe si yara ibusun ti o tobi ju, ti n ṣẹda ọna ti adayeba ti ipin lati awọn agbegbe gbigbe. Ti wa ni imọlẹ guusu nipasẹ awọn ferese to tobi, yara ibusun naa ṣe afihan awọn iwo to lẹwa ti o ni ila si One World Trade Center. Ohun iṣedede ilẹ si ipele-ati-ogiri ti a ṣe pataki fi ara ẹni ti o mu akiyesi aṣa ati eroja apẹrẹ to ni ilọsiwaju.

Ibi gbigbe naa ni awọn tile seramiki Travertino ti a gbe wọle nipasẹ Laura Biagiotti, ohun elo Jado Ultra brass, ati ìdánè Kohler ti a fi le ilẹ ati ikoko, ti o n ṣẹda aaye ti aṣa ati tọ́ka si. Awọn ẹya afikun pẹlu ilẹ-igi, aaye apoti to pọ ni gbogbo ibi pẹlu awọn solusan ipamọ ti a ṣe apẹrẹ, ati awọn agbọrọsọ ti a kọ sinu ti a fi sinu ile-ibi, agbegbe jijẹ, ati yara ibusun.

Eyi jẹ anfani to ṣe pataki lati ni ibugbe loft gidi pẹlu iwọn, imọlẹ, ati awọn iwo aami ni ọkan ninu awọn ipo ti a fẹ julọ ni agbegbe ilu. Awọn ẹrọ mimọ / awọn ẹrọ gbigbẹ ni a gba laisi igbanwọ igbimọ.

Ti wa ni aarin Greenwich Village/NoHo, 250 Mercer—ti tẹlẹ jẹ ile-iṣẹ irin-irin— jẹ ẹgbẹ́ kan, ti a n wa pupọ, ti o ni iṣẹ ti o full. Ile naa ni ẹnu-ọna ti a tunṣe daradara, awọn ọna, awọn lifti, ati awọn yara ifọmọ, pẹlu doorman 24-wakati, ibi àwòrán ti a fi sinu, ọgba alawọ ewe, olùdarí ti o ngbe ni ile, ibi ipamọ ni ilé, ati yara keke.

Ile naa jẹ ọrẹ fun awọn ẹranko ati gba subletting ailopin lẹhin ọdun meji ti nini, ati pe o tun jẹ ki iforukọsilẹ pọ.

Ti wa ni ipo to dara nikan mẹta loke Washington Square Park, ati awọn akoko lati inu diẹ ninu awọn ounjẹ ti o dara julọ ni ilu, awọn alẹ, rira, awọn ọja gourmet, ati iwọle itura si gbogbo awọn ila ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ nla.

Diẹ ninu awọn aworan ninu atokọ yii ti wa ni ipele ni foju.

From the moment you enter, this home sets itself apart. A gracious foyer unfolds into a residence that feels expansive and thoughtfully designed—more reminiscent of a sprawling home than a typical New York City apartment.

Soaring ceilings of nearly 12 feet and oversized windows define the dramatic living room, where western exposures invite breathtaking, unobstructed skyline views and extraordinary sunsets. Perched on the 15th floor, this is one of the few homes in the building that fully clears the surrounding structures, creating a rare sense of openness and light.

A well-conceived layout provides a natural separation between living and entertaining areas. The kitchen and dining room are ideally positioned to maximize both flow and functionality. The updated kitchen is appointed with Brookhaven maple cabinetry, a paneled Sub-Zero refrigerator, stainless steel appliances, and granite countertops.

A gracious hallway leads to the king-sized bedroom, creating a natural sense of separation from the living areas. Bathed in southern light through oversized windows, the bedroom showcases striking views stretching to One World Trade Center. A custom floor-to-ceiling wood and glass built-in adds architectural interest and a sophisticated design element.

The bathroom features imported Travertino ceramic tiles by Laura Biagiotti, Jado Ultra brass fixtures, and a Kohler pedestal sink and toilet, creating a classic and well-appointed space. Additional features include hardwood floors, abundant closet space throughout with customized storage solutions, and built-in speakers seamlessly integrated in the living room, dining area, and bedroom.

This is a rare opportunity to own a true loft residence with volume, light, and iconic views in one of downtown’s most sought-after locations. Washer/dryers are permitted with board approval.

Located in the heart of Greenwich Village/NoHo, 250 Mercer—formerly a cast-iron factory—is an iconic, highly sought-after full-service cooperative. The building features a beautifully renovated lobby, hallways, elevators, and laundry rooms, along with a 24-hour doorman, furnished roof deck, landscaped garden courtyard, live-in superintendent, basement storage, and bike room.

The building is pet-friendly and permits unlimited subletting after two years of ownership, as well as co-purchasing.

Ideally situated just two blocks from Washington Square Park, and moments from some of the city’s best restaurants, nightlife, shopping, gourmet markets, and convenient access to all major subway lines.

Some images in this listing have been virtually staged.