The Penthouse at 154 Spring Street is located on the most coveted street in the heart of Soho. This newly developed luxurious Penthouse gives you 4,131 square feet layered throughout 3 vast unique floors, an open gas fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 2 private terraces totaling 875 square feet with unobstructed views over vibrant Soho.

The privately keyed elevator takes you into this spacious and unique Soho Penthouse. As you enter the unit, the oversized windows flood the apartment with light.

The windowed kitchen features wienhausen La Cornue stove and Miele appliances, stainless steel backsplashes, Artcraft cabinetry, Franke sink and faucet, and a large stainless-steel island with French lava stone counter tops. The kitchen is perfect for entertaining and hosting dinner parties.

The living room is an entertainers dream featuring an enormous sunken living room with its traditional open fireplace of Pietra Cardoza granite, skylights and charming exposed brick. Designed perfect for private entertainments and gatherings!

Continuing through the hallway with a powder room, this penthouse features an abundance of closet space, a large bedroom with oversized windows facing East and South.

An en-suite bathroom with both shower and soaking bathtub.

As you go up to the glassed staircase to the 5th floor, lives a second large bedroom with an additional oversized sun filled landmark windows facing North over Spring Street. This large bedroom has an en-suite with a large bright windowed bathroom facing West.

The large serene primary suite on the 5th floor with its 8 grand windows is situated facing East and South in the back of the apartment. You’re able to be in the pulse of soho while sleeping in a peaceful and quiet primary.

The sunny West windowed primary bathroom with the freestanding Hastings Chelsea Silk Tub features two sinks, a standing shower and comfortably door pocketed toilet.

The top floor is home to a very bright skylighted home office, library or extra guest room with walls of windows situated between the Northern terrace and the Southern terrace.

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