In Contract
Robbins & Appleton Building, 1 Bond Street, #4D
$2,795,000
($1,737 per ft2)
| 1 bed, 2 baths | Approx. 1,609 ft2
34 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Apr 10, 2024Days on Market: 34Building Type: CondominiumNeighborhood: NoHo (Manhattan)
Monthly Common Charges:
$1,210
Monthly Real Estate Taxes:
$1,903
Total Taxes & Fees:
$3,113
($1.93/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$17,126
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$20,239
($12.58/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 10% ($279,500),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
Located in a beautiful cast iron loft building on Noho’s most captivating cobble-stoned block, this sprawling home offers extravagant room sizes, high ceilings, massive south-facing windows, exposed brick, and original chestnut columns.
There are two fully renovated bathrooms, an eat-in renovated kitchen, in-unit laundry and excellent storage space. The primary suite, as large as 1BR apartment, provides a welcome respite from the city.
The en suite bathroom features a double vanity, a large soaking tub and a separate shower. There is an additional sleeping area that also serves as a home office. The Robbins & Appleton Building dates to 1879 and was originally constructed as a watch factory.
Located at the intersection of the classic downtown neighborhoods of NoHo, SoHo, Greenwich Village and NoLiTa, this central location provides excellent transit access (B/D/F/J/M/R/W/6 trains in immediate vicinity) and an unmatched vibrancy which attracted 20th century art icons Jean-Michel Basquiat, Chuck Close and Frank Stella. These days, real artists still live and work in NoHo, and the quiet and calm neighborhood continues to draw high profile residents in search of privacy to its sedate streets. Nearby cultural attractions include The Public Theater, The New Museum, The Judd Foundation and countless galleries, bookshops and small theaters.
Culinary highlights are endless, but let’s begin with Il Buco and Il Buco Alimentari, Estela, Balthazar, and Vic’s..... Additonal nearby amenities include Whole Foods, Equinox, REI and so much more.
The en suite bathroom features a double vanity, a large soaking tub and a separate shower. There is an additional sleeping area that also serves as a home office. The Robbins & Appleton Building dates to 1879 and was originally constructed as a watch factory.
Located at the intersection of the classic downtown neighborhoods of NoHo, SoHo, Greenwich Village and NoLiTa, this central location provides excellent transit access (B/D/F/J/M/R/W/6 trains in immediate vicinity) and an unmatched vibrancy which attracted 20th century art icons Jean-Michel Basquiat, Chuck Close and Frank Stella. These days, real artists still live and work in NoHo, and the quiet and calm neighborhood continues to draw high profile residents in search of privacy to its sedate streets. Nearby cultural attractions include The Public Theater, The New Museum, The Judd Foundation and countless galleries, bookshops and small theaters.
Culinary highlights are endless, but let’s begin with Il Buco and Il Buco Alimentari, Estela, Balthazar, and Vic’s..... Additonal nearby amenities include Whole Foods, Equinox, REI and so much more.
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