40 Mercer Street, #PH7

Unrivaled private outdoor space in a white glove condominium with direct garage access. Enveloped in a stunning 1,500+ SF wrap-around terrace, Penthouse 7 is the crown jewel of 40 Mercer Street. This is a rare opportunity to experience luxurious indoor and outdoor living in the heart of Downtown Manhattan's most vibrant neighborhood.

Featuring four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms across 3,000+ square feet, the home has a secure elevator managed by the concierge, providing incredible privacy and discretion. Sunlit and dramatic, the great room transforms into an indoor and outdoor oasis through a one-of-a-kind sliding wall of windows to the wrap-around terrace. Truly a private park in the sky, the terrace is complete with a landscaped garden lined in mature trees and a custom lap pool. Independent from the grand entertaining space, the custom Bulthaup kitchen features stainless steel cabinets, Thassos marble countertops and is outfitted with a suite of Miele and Gaggenau appliances. The main bedroom wing occupies the entire southwest corner of the Penthouse.

The primary suite has private access to the terrace and an entire dressing room with 12 custom closets. Serene and luxurious the primary bathroom features heated floors, soaking tub, separate stall shower and Toto washlet. The additional three bedrooms are generously proportioned and one is positioned as a separate suite on the northeast corner, perfect for guests.

Additional highlights include, custom walnut built-ins, handmade Belgium hardware, private mud room and in unit washer/dryer. 40 Mercer is an ultra-luxury condominium rising 14 stories above prime Soho, and is the result of a masterful partnership between Andre Balazs and Pritzker Prize winning architect Jean Nouvel. Amenities include a 24 hour doorman and concierge, private garage with valet parking (separate fee), health club with a Pilates center, and a 50' lap pool. No pets permitted and only available fully furnished. Co-exclusive with AA Realty.

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