347 Bowery

Welcome to this exquisite 2, 891 square foot duplex home in the heart of The Bowery. The two-floor unit boasts luxurious interior finishes, soaring 20-foot ceilings, private keyed elevator entry (to both floors), and two corner balconies perfectly positioned to take in incredible skyline views. This 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath stunner has seamless living and entertaining space. An entry gallery welcomes you to a modern layout with an impressive south-west corner living/great room opening to a corner balcony and the dramatic dining room with double-height ceilings. Custom electric shades and luxe drapery, a Sonos speaker system, and bonus office space with an entire whiteboard wall are a few added touches that complete the space. Tucked into the north-west corner is the gourmet windowed kitchen outfitted with beautifully designed oak cabinetry and a full complement of Miele and Sub-Zero appliances. Also on the 9th floor is a powder room and a bedroom suite that could easily be used as a home office or den. Ascend to the 10th floor via a handcrafted sculptural staircase where you'll find the privately positioned primary bedroom and second bedroom suites, which are connected by a catwalk bridge. The corner primary bedroom suite opens to a corner balcony and features incredible views of Noho, a pre-shelved dressing area, and a sleek five-fixture ensuite bath. At the opposite end of this floor is another spacious bedroom suite with ensuite bath and a full-size laundry room with Electrolux washer/dryer. The two fire corridors can be used for extra storage, a stationary bike, etc. 347 Bowery, located at the crossroads of Noho and East Village, is a 13-story boutique residential tower built in 2017 and comprised of only five residences providing the ultimate in privacy. Designed by world-acclaimed architect Annabelle Selldorf, the base of the building is clad in an elongated Belgian brick, the tower is clad in shimmering zinc, and residents enter through a gated mews courtyard that leads to the attended lobby. Please note that some photos are virtually staged.