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Located in Noho, Residence 822 in the historic Silk Building condominium is a custom designed rare corner two bedroom, two bathroom duplex loft with abundant light and views due to eight oversized north and west facing windows.

Enter into this loft on the eighth floor of the building, through a spacious windowed foyer, big enough to function as a home office. The bedroom on this level features a large closet and an adjacent bathroom with a Bisazza tiled large shower, Duravit sink, and Robern medicine cabinet.

A dramatic blackened steel staircase leads to the upper level of the home. The bright and airy corner living and dining space is perfect for entertaining, surrounded by six oversized windows offering stunning views of the neighborhood's beautiful and historical architecture. Additional hallmark features of this home is the functional blackened steel finish wood-burning fireplace, up to 10' 10" ceilings, and hardwood flooring throughout.

The custom designed sleek open kitchen features wood cabinetry with a walnut finish, seamless white Corian countertops, along with a Miele dishwasher, Subzero refrigerator and red Bertazzoni 6-burner range and oven.

The bedroom on this level features a large closet, and an ensuite glass enclosed full bath. This ultra-zen bathroom is clad in hand-made and painted cement tiles, and also features a Duravit bathtub, sink and toilet, and Robern medicine cabinet.

The historic Silk Building was originally built in 1908 as a silk garment factory, as shown in the lobby's two beautiful friezes, then was expertly converted in 1983 into the iconic landmarked condominium building it is today.

Known for its famous retail tenant Tower Records in the 80's and 90's, the Silk Building is rich in cultural history and was home to many A-list musicians and celebrities. This full-service building offers a 24-hour doorman, a stunning lobby, a lovely roofdeck and immediate access to the 4, 5 and N, R trains. And conveniently located near New York University and The New School.

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