96 Grand Street - SoHo
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96 Grand Street stands as a distinguished pre-war co-op building from 1910 in the heart of SoHo, positioned between Mercer and Greene Streets. This intimate six story, nine unit building represents the neighborhood's authentic cast iron architecture, offering residents both historical character and modern conveniences including elevator access and intercom systems. The building's boutique scale and prime SoHo location provide an exclusive residential experience in one of Manhattan's most coveted downtown neighborhoods.
The building's crown jewel is its spectacular full floor penthouse, spanning 3,750 square feet of interior space accessed by private keyed elevator. This remarkable residence features 12 skylights that flood the space with natural light, complementing the original exposed brick walls and solid oak floors throughout. The great room stretches nearly 50 feet and includes a wood burning fireplace, while the chef's kitchen boasts custom Corian cabinetry and professional grade appliances including a Viking range and dual Miele dishwashers.
The penthouse's private quarters include a primary suite with custom oak millwork, spa like bathroom with radiant heated floors, and two additional bedrooms plus a skylit office that can serve as a fourth bedroom. A separate den and media lounge provide additional flexibility for residents. Throughout the residence, integrated Lutron lighting, whole home audio systems, and Inteli tech security offer modern convenience within the historic framework.
Perhaps most impressive is the penthouse's 2,200 square foot private rooftop terrace, accessed via an elegant oak staircase and featuring panoramic 360 degree views stretching from One World Trade to the Chrysler Building. The meticulously landscaped terrace includes a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with basalt counters, Kalamazoo dishwasher, and built in refrigeration, creating an extraordinary entertaining space above the SoHo streetscape. The building also accommodates artist lofts, maintaining the neighborhood's creative heritage with authentic expansive spaces featuring the charm and character that define downtown living.
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