售$850万 - 41 GREAT JONES Street #MAISONETTE, 曼哈顿诺豪区 NoHo, NY 10012｜ID# RLS20115685

标志性大琼斯街上的27英尺宽三层住宅，附带私人花园

这套非凡的诺霍（NoHo）复式公寓，融合了纽约历史建筑与现代联排住宅生活方式，室内面积约4,241平方英尺，并配有一座304平方英尺的私人花园。

住宅横跨宽敞的三层，设有三间符合规定的卧室、一间临街房间、灵活多用的办公与休闲空间、四间全套卫浴和两间盥洗室。公寓由莫里斯·阿杰米建筑事务所设计，所在的精品共管公寓仅有三套住宅。

定制入口通向优雅宽敞的正式门厅，以及比例考究的主层空间。开放式博菲（Boffi）厨房和宽敞的用餐区，可透过一面高达23英尺的落地窗，俯瞰气势恢宏的主起居室与花园。充沛的自然光洒满住宅，也让各楼层之间形成引人注目的视觉联结。

厨房专为认真烹饪与轻松待客而设计，配备简洁雅致的石英岩台面、超大可供用餐的中岛、定制博菲橱柜，以及全嵌入式嘉格纳（Gaggenau）电器，包括两台洗碗机和一台大型酒柜。同层另有两间房，功能灵活，可用作家庭办公室、客房、书房、游戏室或私人健身房，并配有一间全套卫浴和一间盥洗室。

雕塑感十足的悬浮楼梯通往宽敞无比的主起居室——这里是气势非凡的待客空间，铺有带地暖的黑色花岗岩板地面，配有完整的湿吧和一间盥洗室，也足以容纳多个休憩与聚会区域。整面玻璃墙可直接通往精心设计的私人花园，300多平方英尺的户外空间非常适合用餐、烧烤和待客，置身曼哈顿市中心却别有一方天地。

上层以宁静雅致的主卧套房为核心，设有独立休息区、私人阳台、超大步入式衣帽间和水疗风格的浴室。主浴室配备定制博菲双台盆、iTempo步入式蒸汽淋浴间，以及一座72英寸的祖玛（Zuma）独立式浸泡浴缸。

两间宽敞的次卧均设有充足的衣柜空间，并配有套间浴室，饰以卡拉卡塔大理石细节，地面则铺设辐射供暖系统。带窗户的休息区和全尺寸通风式洗衣设备，为卧室层锦上添花。

住宅各处，精心保留的阁楼风格细节——包括裸露砖墙和原始铁梁——与10英寸宽的欧洲橡木地板、橡木天花板、博菲橱柜与盥洗台、Vola卫浴五金、Valli & Valli门窗五金、由Lutron开关控制的定制嵌入式照明，以及先进的九分区中央供暖与制冷系统相得益彰。住宅另附私人储藏空间。

41大琼斯街最初于1890年建成，原为商铺与阁楼建筑，后由莫里斯·阿杰米建筑事务所改造为一栋非凡的精品共管公寓，仅设三套各具特色的住宅。建筑的文艺复兴复兴式立面经过精心修复，包括铸铁立柱和锻铁消防梯篮；原有木质玻璃店面与金属檐口等历史上已消失的建筑元素，则依据档案照片重新复原。

大琼斯街是曼哈顿市中心最具标志性、也最受追捧的地址之一。这条街从百老汇延伸至鲍厄里街，仅有两个街区，却长期融入纽约的艺术史之中。安迪·沃霍尔曾在此拥有一栋建筑，尚-米歇尔·巴斯奎特曾在此居住，并创作了多件重要作品；如今，街道的一部分还正式以“尚-米歇尔·巴斯奎特路”共同命名。

住宅坐落于诺霍、苏荷、诺丽塔、格林尼治村与东村交汇之处，周边云集曼哈顿最负盛名的餐厅、画廊、精品店、剧院及文化场所。

这不仅是一处阁楼住宅，更是隐于曼哈顿市中心的一颗联排住宅规格的瑰宝。

A 27-FOOT-WIDE TRI-LEVEL RESIDENCE WITH A PRIVATE GARDEN ON ICONIC GREAT JONES STREET

A remarkable convergence of historic New York architecture and contemporary townhouse living, this extraordinary NoHo maisonette offers approximately 4,241 square feet of interior space and a 304-square-foot private garden.

Spanning three expansive levels, the residence features three legal bedrooms, a fourth front room, flexible office and recreation spaces, four full bathrooms, and two powder rooms-all within an intimate, three-residence condominium designed by Morris Adjmi Architects.

A bespoke entrance opens into a gracious formal entry and the home's beautifully proportioned main level. The open Boffi kitchen and generous dining area overlook the dramatic great room and garden through a soaring 23-foot wall of windows, filling the residence with natural light and creating a striking visual connection between its levels.

Designed for serious cooking and effortless entertaining, the kitchen features sleek quartzite countertops, an oversized eat-in island, custom Boffi cabinetry, and fully integrated Gaggenau appliances, including two dishwashers and a large wine refrigerator. Two additional rooms on this level provide exceptional flexibility for home offices, guest accommodations, a study, playroom, or private gym, accompanied by a full bathroom and powder room.

A sculptural floating staircase descends to the immense great room-a dramatic entertaining space with heated black granite slab floors, a full wet bar, a powder room, and room for multiple seating and gathering areas. A wall of glass opens directly onto the private landscaped garden, offering more than 300 square feet for outdoor dining, grilling, and entertaining in the heart of downtown Manhattan.

The upper level is anchored by a serene primary suite with a separate sitting area, private balcony, oversized walk-in closet, and spa-like bathroom. The primary bath features custom Boffi dual vanities, an iTempo walk-in steam shower, and a freestanding 72-inch Zuma soaking tub.

Two spacious secondary bedrooms each offer generous closet space and en-suite Calacatta marble bathroom detailing with radiant-heated floors. A windowed sitting area and full-size vented laundry complete the bedroom level.

Throughout the residence, carefully preserved loft details-including exposed brick and original iron beams-are balanced by 10-inch-wide European oak flooring and ceilings, Boffi cabinetry and vanities, Vola bathroom fixtures, Valli & Valli hardware, custom recessed lighting controlled by Lutron switches, and a sophisticated nine-zone, central heating and cooling system. Private storage is included.

Originally constructed in 1890 as a store-and-loft building, 41 Great Jones Street was transformed by Morris Adjmi Architects into an exceptional boutique condominium containing just three distinctive residences. Its Renaissance Revival facade was meticulously restored, including its cast-iron columns and wrought-iron fire escape baskets, while historically lost elements-including the original wood-and-glass storefront and metal cornice-were recreated using archival photographs.

Great Jones Street is one of downtown Manhattan's most iconic and coveted addresses. Extending just two blocks from Broadway to the Bowery , the street has long been woven into New York's artistic history. Andy Warhol owned a building here, Jean-Michel Basquiat lived and created some of his most important work here, and a portion of the street is now officially co-named Jean-Michel Basquiat Way.

Situated at the convergence of NoHo, SoHo, NoLita , Greenwich Village, and the East Village, the residence is surrounded by some of Manhattan's most celebrated restaurants, galleries, boutiques, theaters, and cultural destinations.

More than a loft, this is a townhouse-sized jewel hidden in the heart of downtown Manhattan.