Located in New York City’s historic SoHo neighborhood, 150 Wooster is an eight-story ground-up project that blends in with the surrounding Cast-Iron Historic District buildings thanks to its Danish brick facade and detailed cornice. Developer KUB Capital divided the building into just six apartments (five full-floor lofts and a duplex penthouse), guaranteeing that each boutique dwelling would offer plenty of space. After going on the market in late October, the residences were quickly snapped up: Four of the six abodes are currently in contract, including the $35 million penthouse.
Unit 2, which just hit the market with an asking price of $14.75 million, is the last residence in the building to be released. With 1,904-square-feet of outdoor space, Unit 2 offers more exterior living space than any unit in the building save the penthouse. A landscaped private garden and outdoor kitchen create a peaceful retreat amid the city, giving prospective buyers plenty of space to pass leisurely evenings by grilling, meditating, or entertaining friends.
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Inside, the loft-like residence has four bedrooms and four baths spread out across 4,389 square feet. Large-scale windows serve as an homage to the original SoHo artists’ residences of the 1960s and ‘70s, and millwork baseboards and large-plank fumed white-oak floors add character throughout.
After entering through a keyed elevator, residents will be ushered into a private entry gallery that leads to living and dining areas separated by a sculptural gas fireplace. In the chef’s kitchen, a Danby marble island and countertops pair perfectly with top-of-the-line appliances and a sizable walk-in pantry. Designed to be an over-the-top escape, the master suite features a bath with a custom Danby marble vanity, Danby marble mosaic floors and walls, a six-foot soaking tub, and a separate water closet.
The home has been pre-wired for a smart home automation system and Lutron motorized shades. It is also equipped with a fully integrated Lutron lighting system.
Emily Beare of CORE holds the listing.
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