42 Wooster Street, #5N

A palatial loft in the heart of Soho. Residence 5N at 50 Wooster Street offers modern furnishings without sacrificing the historical charm of its cast-iron exterior. Fully furnished, this 3 bedroom 3.5 bathroom home also offers European oak flooring, a built-in humidifier, custom lighting by world renowned lighting firm L¿Observatorie International and a Sonos speaker system throughout.

For your convenience, lighting and temperature can be either controlled independently by each thermostat, by the RTI entry touch screen panel and/or remotely via an app on your iPhone.

Enter the home by way of an elevator that opens directly into an inviting foyer. Additional storage in the entrance includes a coat closet and a custom-made modern backline bookshelf. From the foyer make your way to the generously sized living area.

Complete with a decorative fireplace, the living area is furnished with Minotti couches/end tables, and a Mongolian lamb rug by Tai Ping. Two sets of doors leads you from the living area out onto the tranquil and private terrace. Complete with updated flooring and custom lighting, the expansive terrace is sizable enough for a full furniture set and perfect for enjoying your morning coffee.

Perfect for entertaining, residence 5N is equipped for grand dinner parties or a causal night in. The entertainment area offers a top of the line 75inch Samsung 4k LED television, Artison Studio soundbar, Apple TV, Sony Blu-ray player, and a Velodyne 8¿ subwoofer. The open gourmet kitchen is replete with top-of-the-line appliances and high end finishes.

Enjoy a Miele dishwasher, refrigerator, and freezer in addition to a Gaggenau gas range and oven. Additionally the kitchen is replete with Caesarstone countertop and an abundance of custom cabinetry. Conveniently located nearby, the pantry affords even more storage space.

Fully enclosed, the pantry houses an additional Miele dishwasher, Miele Washer/Dryer and Liebherr wine cooler. Flowing from the open kitchen lies the dining area comfortably seating eight guests at a grand dining oak table.

Winding down the hall from the dining area leads you to the sprawling master suite. A home unto itself the master bedroom is complete with an Eco-Smart fireplace, motorized shades, and a motorized headboard.

The motorized headboard gives you the choice to face the fireplace in the winter, or enjoy the tranquility of your private balcony during the summer. Expertly designed to include an abundance of storage, enjoy floor-to-ceiling wardrobes with custom lighting, motorized clothes rods, and luggage storage space. Additionally the master suite offers a walk in closet and dressing area with adjustable floor-to-ceiling shelves, a large mirror and built in motorized clothes rods.

The master bath offers top-of-the-line finishes where your eye is immediately drawn to the raw copper spa tub, an elegant addition to the cast iron architecture of the building. The bath offers two shower heads in an enclosed shower with seating for two. Additionally the master bathroom is replete with porcelain heated flooring, extra cabinet space, Laufen bidet, custom glass mosaic wall tiles and the windows become frosted with a touch of a switch for additional privacy.

Two more bedrooms complete the home each with floor-to-ceiling wardrobes and blackout shades. Both bedrooms are also accompanied with Sonos speakers, interior Luminii lite wardrobes, built in motorized clothes rods, Samsung 4K LED TVs and high end fixtures. Bedroom number 2 of the offers 2 Tempur-pedic twin mattresses that can easily be combined to become 1 king size bed.

The en-suite bathroom offers a glass top floating vanity, Laufen wall hung bidet and toilet, full size bath tub with corain deck, Sonos speaker, and Caesarstone flooring. The additional full third bathroom offers a Steamist steam shower, built in medicine cabinet, and a glass top floating vanity.

Constructed in 1895 and designed by famed architect F.S.

Baldwin, 50 Wooster Street is the epitome of cast-iron architecture that has come to define SoHo. Merged with neighboring 42 Wooster in the late 1990s, the building offers independent entrances for both buildings, digital key-lock private elevators, a full-time super.

Architect: Jeff Goldberger at Urban Edition Architecture.

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