Ibi yii ni ile ti o ni iyebiye, ti o ni iwọn 70-aaya, iyẹwu ti o ni ipele 5,400sf ti o wa ni ipele kan ni igba ti o dara julọ ni ile yii ti a tunṣe patapata, ile giga ti o ni awọn plafọn akọmọ ikọja, awọn iwuwasi mẹrin, awọn ferese 25, ina to gaju ni gbogbo ọdun ati awọn iwo ti o dara.

Ibi yii wa ni ibikan ti a ti n ṣe ẹrọ ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ, ile yii ti a tunṣe patapata nipasẹ awọn onise-ẹrọ Baird ti a mọ, ti pa ifarada ti ipilẹ ikọja atilẹba mọ nigba ti o n yi i pada si loft ti o le gbe. Ibaraẹnisọrọ laarin ohun alumọni ati ohun didasilẹ ni a fi han ni gbogbo aaye, nibiti pẹpẹ tuntun ti ilẹ igi walnut ati plafọn to mọ, ti npọ si iwa ti o wa yika lati fi han awọn iho ikọja ti o ni igara. Plafọn to n fo yii ṣe iṣẹ meji nipa ibojuto awọn ohun elo bi ina, awọn agbọrọsọ, awọn sprinkles, ati awọn pipe HVAC.

O jẹ ohun ti o rọrun lati ri iru iye aaye bẹlẹ ti o wa ni ita ile. Bi aaye ṣe le jẹ aṣeyọri to ga julọ, awọn ferese nla ti o gbooro ti o ma ṣaakiri gbogbo ẹgbẹ mẹrin ti ile naa, ti n tẹ lofti pẹlu imọlẹ ni gbogbo ọjọ, ni gbogbo ọdun, ti o n mu awọn iwo to ṣeyin ti awọn ẹya-ara New York ti o fi ile yii han. Awọn elevatori meji ti a fi bọtini pa ṣii si àga nla/foyer ti o tun ni awọn aṣayan ibi ipamọ fun iṣẹ ọnà. Pẹlu iwọn diẹ sii ju 80 ẹsẹ lati Guusu si Iwọ-oorun, agbegbe gbigbe ti o gbooro ni iyẹwu, yara jijẹ, ati yara media pẹlu iboju fiimu ti a kọ sinu ati projector. Ẹrọ onjẹ nla pẹlu adagun marmọ nla ni ẹya ẹrọ pop-up ti o ni idapo, ibi idana ti o ni pipe pẹlu gbogbo awọn ohun elo titayọ ti a yẹ ki o ni. Awọn plafọn to ni iwọn nla pẹlu ikọja ikọja ti o ranti DNA Downtown ti loft yii.

Ile agba akọkọ ni ipoduduro Northwest ni ibi kekere eefin, ti o ni ibi ipamọ nla ti o ni ferese/iyalẹnu ati baluwe en-suite ti o ni ibusun ti n ru omi ti o jinlẹ ati ile iwẹ nla. Ni apa idakeji, ti a ya sọtọ nipasẹ yara media, awọn ẹka mẹta ti awọn yara ibugbe afikun ni awọn baluwe ti o ni ẹwa ti a yan ati aaye ibi ipamọ to ọjọgbọn. Ikọkọ Guusu ila-oorun ni ọfiisi ile, ati ni ikọkọ Guusu iwọ-oorun, ile-iyẹ rẹ ti o ni imọlẹ/yoga/pilates studio n pe.

Ile iwulo/laundry ti iwọn abúsa pẹlu awọn ẹrọ iberibe meji ti n ṣiṣẹ ati ile ounje ti ranti iṣeto aiyẹ ti o ni itunu, ti o jẹ mejeeji nlo ati iruju. Refrigeration afikun wa nibi naa. Ẹrọ mẹta nla kan jẹ afikun to wulo. Oṣiṣẹ super-indendant to yàtọ ti o wa ni iwaju pẹlu onise-iṣẹ digital to ni imọ-ẹrọ mu awọn idiyele itọju oṣooṣu jẹ kekere pupọ.

Ibi yii wa ni Central Chelsea, ni idaji ọna laarin Flatiron District/Madison Square Park ati West Chelsea Arts District ati Hudson Yards, ni ariwa ti West Village, ile yii ni awọn anfani lati atokọ long ti awọn inu ati awọn ẹbun, pẹlu ọpọlọpọ awọn ile ounje, iṣowo, ati awọn aṣayan gbigbe ni awọn iṣẹju diẹ lati ẹnu-ọna rẹ: Chelsea Hotel, Whole Foods, Eataly, Meatpacking District, Faena Hotel ati Spa jẹ diẹ ninu awọn ohun ti o farahan.

Massive, private, 70-foot wide, full-floor, 5,400sf townhouse-scale-on-one-floor loft living at its best in this fully renovated, capacious high-floor home with soaring exposed concrete ceilings, four exposures, 25 windows, superb year-round light and views.

Located in a former automobile assembly plant, this fully renovated home by acclaimed Baird Architects maintains the integrity of the original concrete structure while transforming it into a livable, contemporary loft. A dialogue between the raw and the refined resonates throughout the space, where a new platform of walnut flooring and a pristine, floating ceiling plane are pulled back from the existing structure along the perimeters to reveal troughs of rugged concrete. The hovering ceiling plane serves a dual role by concealing utilities such as lighting, speakers, sprinklers, and HVAC ductwork.

It is exceedingly rare to find such an amount of space outside of a townhouse. While space may be the ultimate luxury, it's the numerous oversized windows that stretch across all four sides of the home, infusing the loft with light all day, all year round, embracing impressive views of New York City landmarks that set this home apart. Two key-locked elevators open into a large entry gallery/foyer that also houses storage sliders for artwork. Spanning over 80 feet from South to North, the expansive living area features a living room, dining room, and a media room with a built-in movie screen and projector. The enormous kitchen with a large marble-clad island features a unique pop-up appliance garage, a culinary utopia with a full suite of the expected high-end appliances. Voluminous ceilings with exposed concrete remind you of this loft's Downtown DNA.

The grand primary bedroom suite on the North-West corner houses a large, windowed walk-in closet/dressing room and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with a deep freestanding soaking tub and large shower stall. At the opposite side, separated by the media room, three additional bedroom suites feature beautifully appointed bathrooms and substantive closet space. The South East corner houses a home office, and on the South-West corner, a light-filled conservatory/yoga/pilates studio beckons.

The suburban-scaled utility/laundry room with twin washers and dryers and pantry reminds you of this very thoughtful, functional layout that is both practical and impressive. Additional refrigeration is housed here too. A large freight elevator is a bonus. An outstanding super-indendant on call with a sophisticated digital doorman keeps the monthly maintenance costs super-low.

Located in Central Chelsea, equidistant between The Flatiron District/Madison Square Park and The West Chelsea Arts District and Hudson Yards, just north of the West Village, this home benefits from a long list of conveniences and amenities, with multiple restaurants, retail, and transportation options within moments of your front door: The Chelsea Hotel, Whole Foods, Eataly, Meatpacking District, Faena Hotel and Spa are some highlights.