售$899万5 - 185 Lafayette Street, 曼哈顿 苏豪区 SoHo, NY 10013｜ID # RLS20089392

最初于1887年为纽约市消防局55号灭火队建造，位于拉法叶街185号的消防站是一座砖石雕花的杰作，站外饰有陶土花饰和精细的石雕檐口。如今，这座经过完美翻新的、宽20.5英尺的地标性索霍消防站已成为一户独立住宅，设有每层高13英尺至15英尺的横梁天花板和壮观的屋顶露台。

现代化的室内与历史悠久的外立面形成鲜明对比，这个家经过美丽的翻新，依然保持着其历史的外观和绿松石漆面螺旋楼梯。透过主层的10英尺窗户，自然光洒在宽阔的橡木地板上，带来宏大的居住空间和配备Miele和Subzero顶级家电的现代厨房。

宁静的专属主层享有同样丰富的自然光和14英尺的横梁天花板。一间带窗的蒸汽淋浴房由Hansgrohe提供，配有Vola卫浴设施和独立洗手间，内置Toto马桶，构成了这间奢华的水疗般主浴室。一间定制的步入式衣橱提供充足的储物空间。

地面层可用作工作室、车库、商业空间或第二个娱乐区域，配有从地板到天花板的定制内置书架和浇筑混凝土地板，面板式双车库门和15英尺高的天花板。带有Toto马桶的完整浴室为这一层增添了便利。

屋顶有一个大型的阳光明媚的景观露台，设有休息区、阳光房和水线。

地下层提供了充足的储物空间、可能的娱乐室和完整的洗衣房。

这是一个独一无二的机会，让您购买真正的纽约历史遗迹，185拉法叶街的外立面两侧设有铸铁柱，顶部装饰着风格化的火焰元素，向这座建筑的原始功能致敬。著名建筑师拿破仑·勒布伦在1880至1895年间被委托建造超过40座消防站，其中包括185拉法叶街。为了为19世纪末快速工业化期间索霍新兴的阁楼建筑提供消防保护，185拉法叶街一直作为消防站运营，直到1982年拉法叶街的扩宽使其停用。在随后的许多年里，市政府保留了这座消防站作为副消防局长托马斯·R·兰福德的宿舍。

Originally constructed in 1887 for FDNY Engine Company No. 55, the firehouse at 185 Lafayette Street is a triumph of patterned brickwork, lined with terra cotta rosettes and an intricate stone cornice. Today, this impeccably renovated 20.5' wide, landmarked SoHo firehouse is a single-family residence, featuring 13'-15' beamed ceilings on every floor and a stunning roof terrace.

A modern interior juxtaposed against the landmarked original exterior, this home was beautifully renovated, yet still maintains its historic façade and turquoise lacquered spiral staircase. Natural light streams over wide plank oak floors though 10' windows on the main level, with grand scale living space and a modern kitchen appointed with top-of-the-line appliances by Miele and Subzero.

The tranquil dedicated primary floor enjoys the same abundant natural light and 14' beamed ceilings. A windowed steam shower by Hansgrohe, Vola fixtures, and separate water closet with Toto toilet complete this luxe, spa-like master bath. A custom walk-in closet provides ample storage.

The ground level functions as a studio, garage, commercial space or secondary entertaining area, complete with floor to ceiling custom built-in bookshelves and poured concrete floors, paneled double bay doors and 15' ceiling. A full bathroom with Toto toilet completes this floor.

There is a large, landscaped sunny roof terrace with lounge area, cabana and water line.

A basement level provides ample storage, a possible recreation room and a full laundry room.

A one-of-a-kind opportunity to purchase a true piece of New York history, 185 Lafayette Street features cast iron pillars situated on either side of the facade, topped with stylized flame accents to create an homage to this building's original purpose. The famed Napoleon LeBrun was commissioned to build over 40 firehouses between 1880-1895 including 185 Lafayette Street. Designed to provide fire protection for the influx of new loft buildings during the rapid industrialization of SoHo in the late 19th century, 185 Lafayette Street was a functioning firehouse until 1982 when the eventual widening of Lafayette Street brought it to a close. For many years following, the city retained possession of the firehouse as sleeping quarters for Deputy Fire Chief Thomas R. Langford.