Ti a ṣe lati gbamọra fun isẹlẹ nla ati igbesi aye ojoojumọ, Residence PHDE jẹ bi iṣẹ ṣiṣe ti o ni ẹwa.

Pẹlu awọn ẹsẹ mẹta 3,321 ti agbegbe inu, awọn ẹsẹ mẹta 824 ti agbegbe ita ti ara ẹni, awọn ibi mẹrin, awọn iwẹ mẹta, ati iye owo gbigbe oṣooṣu ti o fẹẹrẹ, ile yii ni apapọ alailẹgbẹ ti iwa atijọ ti New York ati oju-iwoye igbalode ti o han gbangba. Oju ogiri ti a fi ẹṣọ ba ọra gbe 30 ẹsẹ ti o da silẹ lọ nipasẹ ile, n bringing lati fun ni awọn aworan ati ịkan ti igbalode. Awọn skylights meji mu imọlẹ oorun jinle si awọn yara, lakoko ti awọn alaye aṣa ati iṣẹ́ ọwọ́ farahan ni irẹlẹ dipo ni gbogbo gbogbo ni ẹsẹ kan. Awọn aaye ni aaye lati simi, ati apapọ awọn ohun elo, iwa atijọ, ati apẹrẹ igbalode fun ile-iyẹwu iran ti o ni itumọ ti o ni imọran laisi jijẹ iyebiye.

Awọn yara jẹ ọpẹ, ni asopọ, ati ti a ṣe apẹrẹ fun igbesi aye gidi ni New York: awọn ounjẹ gigun, awọn owurọ ti ko ni ariwo, ṣiṣẹ lati ile, ṣiṣẹ jade, kọọkan lọ si oke fun isinmi kekere. Ọfiisi ile kan/iyẹwu ti a ṣe pataki n ṣafikun irọrun, nigba ti ọgba lẹgbẹ̀kẹ́ rẹ̀ ti o n ṣafihan ni ile fun ohun kan ti n di rarer ni ilu - apakan rẹ ti ọrun fun ọgba, isere, tabi ibeere ikoko.

Ile naa funra rẹ n ṣeto ohun ti o wa ṣaaju ki o to kọja inu: oju façade brick Romanesque Revival ti o fẹẹrẹ ti a kọ ni ọdun 1881, ti a laja nipasẹ orule mansard, iru apẹrẹ ile atijọ ti New York ti ko ni kọ́ mọ. Ẹgbẹ Board ti o munadoko ati ti o ni ipa, ti a pọ pẹlu iṣowo ile ti ilẹ, n ṣe alabapin si iye owo gbigbe kekere ti ile naa ati iduroṣinṣin igba pipẹ.

Ile kan ti o ni aaye pupọ bẹ, iwa, ati igbesi aye ita jẹ alailẹgbẹ. Ile kan ti o ni ẹmi New York pupọ bẹ jẹ paapaa nira lati wa.

Designed to accommodate both grand-scale entertaining and everyday living, Residence PHDE is as functional as it is beautiful.

With 3,321 square feet of interior space, 824 square feet of private outdoor space, four bedrooms, three baths, and an extraordinarily low monthly carrying cost, this home has the rare combination of old New York character and a distinctly modern point of view. A dramatic 30-foot original exposed brick wall runs through the home, bringing texture and warmth to modern architecture. Two skylights pull sunlight deep into the rooms, while custom details and craftsmanship reveal themselves gradually rather than all at once. The spaces have room to breathe, and the mix of materials, vintage character, and contemporary design gives the apartment a feeling that is sophisticated without being precious.

The rooms are generous, connected, and designed for actual New York living: long dinners, quiet mornings, working from home, working out, disappearing upstairs for a little rest. A dedicated home office/gym adds flexibility, while the spectacular roof garden gives the home something increasingly rare in the city — your own piece of sky for gardening, entertaining, or quiet reflection.

The building itself sets the tone before you ever step inside: a striking Romanesque Revival brick façade built in 1881, crowned by a mansard roof, the kind of old New York architecture that simply isn't built anymore. An efficient and effective Board, coupled with ground floor real estate income, contributes to the building's low carrying costs and long-term sustainability.

A home with this much space, character, and outdoor living is unusual. A home with this much New York soul is even harder to find.