347 BOWERY is located on a south-west, light-infused corner at the crossroads of Noho and the East Village, across from the Bowery Hotel at the culmination of Great Jones Street. Comprised of a series of 5 stacked town-homes composed of 4 duplexes and one triplex penthouse with surprisingly impressive views both architecture and interiors are by world-acclaimed architect Annabelle Selldorf. Developed by Urban Muse, a developer known for developing extraordinarily special buildings such as 200 Eleventh Avenue, The Chelsea Arts Tower and the Townhomes of Downing Street, this building is destined to be an instant landmark.

Residents will enter this intimately-scaled building via a gated mews courtyard that leads to the attended lobby.

This exquisite first impression features a wall of pleached magnolias designed by world-renowned landscapers Oehme, Van Sweden Landscape Architecture, who also designed a magnificent third floor viewing garden. The base of this building is clad in an elongated Belgian brick and the tower is clad in shimmering zinc.

A private elevator opens directly into the triplex penthouse, servicing all three floors. The entry gallery leads to the impressive living/great room with a dramatic dining area featuring double-height ceilings, soaring over 20 feet in height.

This south-west corner reveals surprisingly open views and light all day long with dreamy sunsets best viewed from the corner balcony. A discrete custom designed oak kitchen is tucked into the south-east corner and features the finest fixtures and appliances.

A handcrafted sculptural staircase made of plaster and white oak pivots upwards to ascend to the second level divided into two zones connected by a dramatic Catwalk bridge, separating the bedroom suites.

One floor up, the corner master suite is perched luxuriously above the riveting Noho-scape capturing the sunsets through floor-to-ceiling windows and a private terrace. All rooms are flooded with light all day long through large windows, yet there is an abundance of art walls, many purposefully shielded from direct sunlight.

The Noho/East Village setting delivers unprecedented convenience to a vast variety of retail, restaurants, entertainment, transportation and so much more, moments from newly renovated Cooper Square Park, Soho and the Lower East Side.

Anticipated occupancy: Winter 2016.

THE COMPLETE OFFERING TERMS ARE IN AN OFFERING PLAN AVAILABLE FROM SPONSOR. FILE NO. CD-140261.

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