Pandan ke li ra pou jwenn yon konbinezon de loft pre-guer ak modernis vè, Penthouse A nan 136 Baxter Street se yon duplex ki trè prive ki ba nan limyè solèy la nan youn nan kondominyòm pre-guer ki pi rechèch nan zòn Sant Vil la. Avèk yon gwo teras ki kouvri tout espas sal la, nivo anwo a gen yon koule enpresyonan ant andedan ak deyò. Menm jan ak yon loft, ak ouvè, fenèt ki soti nan planche a jiska plafon ak pòt glisman vè bay yon limyè klere ki soti nan bò lès, ankre pa chemine ki boule bwa a. Apatman an se trè silansye ak eksepsyonèlman prive ak limit sou fason pou wè nan inite a oswa sou teras la. Anba, plafon pye pinen jòn ki gen 10'2", mi maçon blanchi, bwa orijinal, planche hout, ak twa chanm ki gen bon gwosè - ki gen ladan yon suite prensipal gwo - kreye yon sanktèn pre-guer. Avèk prèske 2,600 pye kare espas andedan, sa a apatman penthouse twa chanm ka fasilman konvèti nan yon konfòtab apatman kat chanm san yo pa pèdi koule a. Dwat nan sant SoHo, NoLiTa, Chinatown, ak TriBeCa, Penthouse A disponib pou premye fwa nan plis pase dis ane e se youn nan sèlman de penthouses nan bilding lan.

Antre sou nivo anwo a - gen yon antre separe sou nivo anba a tou - nan sal la gwo, ki akeyi ou ak miray li yo ki gen fenèt sou bò lès ak pòt glisman ki gade sou teras ki gen 675 pye kare a. Gwo kwizin nan gen yon ba pou demenaje ki ouvri nan espas la. De pòt glisman vè kreye yon bon koule ale nan teras la, ki li menm gen plizyè zòn aswiv ak ofri vi lavil sou bò lès ak sid. Yon sal dlo anlè fè kay la pafè pou envite ak resepsyon.

Anba, ou pral jwenn sal prive yo: twa chanm, de nan yo gen twalèt an-suite, plis yon twalèt plen twazyèm ak yon chanm lave ki gwo. Bwa yo fèt ak estrikti nan espas sa a, pandan ke mi maçon blanchi yo montre karaktè syèk li a.

Chanm prensipal la se gwo anpil, e li gen de gwo fenèt fèm asye ki fè fas sou lès ki gade sou Baxter Street. Li gen de gwo klozèt ak yon twalèt an-suite ki gen yon doub lavabo ak yon basen ki separe. Dezyèm chanm nan fè fas tou sou bò lès e li gen de klozèt, anplis twalèt an-suite li a. Dènye chanm nan gen yon twalèt plen dedye nan koridò a, kote gen de lòt gwo klozèt.

136 Baxter Street, ki rele Grand Machinery Exchange, se yon ansyen estab pou chwal pou Famed Police Building, ki chita nan kwen Manhattan Ba a. Bati an 1915, sa a se yon kondominyòm boutik ki gen 12 inite ki te reimagined pa Gallerist ki tounen devlopè, Max Protetch, e li se aktyèlman antretni pa yon jere rezidan ki la a tan p'ap janm mennen anba, yon sèvis vityèl ki disponib 24 sou 24 ak estock ki lye. Umanize nan katye a gen ladan nouvo SoHo Eataly, La Mercerie, Smile to Go, Sant Ambroeus, ak Jack’s Wife Freda. Epitou nan pwoksimite sere se Walker Street, ki se sant yon sèn galri k ap devlope nan Sant Vil la.

A rarely available combination of pre-war loft and glass modernism, Penthouse A at 136 Baxter Street is a highly private duplex bathed in sunlight in one of downtown's most sought after pre-war condominiums. With a large terrace that runs the entirety of the great room, the upstairs level has an impressive indoor/outdoor flow. Loft-like and open, the floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors provide bright eastern light, anchored by the wood-burning fireplace. The apartment is pin-drop quiet and exceptionally private with limited view lines into the unit or onto the terrace. Downstairs, 10’2" yellow pine ceilings, white-washed masonry walls, original timber beams, oak floors, and three generously sized bedrooms - including a massive principal suite - create a pre-war sanctuary. At almost 2,600 square feet of interior space, this three-bedroom penthouse can easily convert to a comfortable four-bedroom without losing flow. Right at the nexus of SoHo, NoLiTa, Chinatown, and TriBeCa, Penthouse A is available for the first time in over ten years and one of only two penthouses in the building.

Enter on the upper level - there is a separate entrance on the lower level as well - into the great room, which greets you with its wall of east-facing windows and sliding glass doors that look over the 675 square foot terrace. The large kitchen has an eat-in breakfast bar that opens into the space. Two sliding glass doors create easy flow to the terrace, which itself has multiple seating areas and offers eastern and southern city views. A powder room upstairs makes the home perfect for guests and hosting.

Downstairs you’ll find the private quarters: three bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms, plus a third full bathroom and an oversized laundry room. The stately timber beams create structure to this space, while the white-washed brick walls hint at its century-old character.

The principal bedroom is enormous, and includes two large steel-framed east-facing windows looking out over Baxter Street. It includes two large closets and an en-suite bathroom with a double vanity and separate soaking tub. The second bedroom also faces east and has two closets, in addition to an en-suite bathroom. The final bedroom has a dedicated full bathroom in the hallway, where there are two more large closets.

136 Baxter Street, known as the Grand Machinery Exchange, is a former horse stable for the Famed Police Building, perched at the crux of Lower Manhattan. Built in 1915, this 12-unit boutique condominium was reimagined by Gallerist turned developer, Max Protetch, and is currently maintained by a full-time resident manager who accepts packages, a 24-hour virtual doorman and deeded storage. Neighborhood highlights include the new SoHo Eataly, La Mercerie, Smile to Go, Sant Ambroeus, and Jack’s Wife Freda. Also within close proximity is Walker Street, the centerpiece of a burgeoning downtown gallery scene.