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$13.1 Million Penthouse Debuts at St. Patrick's Old Cathedral School's Condo Conversion in Nolita

St. Patrick's Old Cathedral School at 34 Prince Street; Renderings by MARCH St. Patrick's Old Cathedral School at 34 Prince Street; Renderings by MARCH
The landmark conversion of the St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral School in Nolita is well underway, and the Time Equities and Hamlin Ventures-led development team have now listed the project’s duplex penthouse for sale. Priced at $13.1 million, the unit would be the fifth most expensive condo sale in the neighborhood if it achieves its 8-digit ask.
34-Prince Floorplan of 34 Prince's 3,673-square-foot penthouse

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Residences at Prince, 34 Prince Street
Residences at Prince, 34 Prince Street NoLiTa/Little Italy
The four-bedroom, four-bath home is perched atop the tranquil Mott Street wing of the nearly 200-year-old complex. The unit sprawls a grand 3,673 square feet and features three private outdoor terraces with city views of the charming area. Residents enter a majestic great room that is 40 feet wide and has seven large exposures and a working fireplace. This lower living floor also features a large separate kitchen, a 464-foot garden terrace and a den/bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.
34-Prince-Street-1 Penthouse living room;
34-Prince-Street-2 Dining area in the great room; Time Equities
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The home’s upper level holds three bedrooms each with their own en-suite baths. The master bedroom offers a stunning 40-foot-wide terrace, a large walk-in closet and a double-sink bathroom with separate shower and soaking tub. A staircase leads up to another private roof terrace which offers views of the neighborhood and the Old St. Patrick Church across the way.
34-Prince Master bedroom which leads out ono a 40-foot-long terrace
Known as the Residences at Prince, the historic conversion's design is being handled by Marvel Architects who sought to contrast the Federal-style exterior with an elegant and airy design within. Renderings show the penthouse unit is accented with simple rustic touches such as brick-accented doorways and dark wood finishes on the kitchen island and bathroom cabinetry. According to the Daily News, the building originally served as an orphanage before it was converted to a school. Oscar-winning filmmaker Martin Scorsese was reportedly a pupil in the building.
Ultimately, the conversion will provide seven new condos and two townhouses. Two other large units are for sale in the building, a 5-bed/ 4.5 bath priced at $11.9 million and a 4-bed/ 3.5 bath priced at $8.08 million. Amenities are to include an attended lobby, private common garden, fitness center and private yoga studio, dedicated private storage and bike storage. The church will also occupy a 6,100-square-foot community facility space on the ground floor.
Residences-at-Prince-2 Google Earth aerial

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