This massive over 4,100 square foot prewar home was masterfully renovated and impeccably conceived with the finest appointments. Upon entering, you are greeted to a stately gallery immediately revealing the soaring 12-foot ceilings. The 37’ x 31’ living room, in the east wing, filled with light through its six gigantic mahogany windows overlooking Crosby Street features a wood burning fireplace and a newly custom-designed wet-bar.

There is a sense of intimacy within the grand scale rooms: Formal dining seats 12 and the Library with custom crafted floor to ceiling bookshelves is a dream. The chef’s kitchen offers statuary Calcutta marble and stainless steel counters, top of the line appliances including wine cooler and two Sub-Zero refrigerators with an adjoining breakfast room filled with natural sunlight. Connected by the entry gallery, the west wing features three light-filled bedrooms.

An oversized master bedroom with two large-scale windows offers an elegant dressing room and an impressive spa-like marble bathroom with soaking tub, walk-in shower and an 8-foot double vanity. An inviting second bedroom offers wonderful proportions, and a third bedroom currently serves as a private gym. The two additional bathrooms are exquisite in design and functionality.

Separate laundry.Original architectural details such as the hand hewn 19th century timber columns supporting the soaring ceilings, exposed brick walls and solid wood floors can be found along with state-of-the-art systems such as multi zone AC/ heating, museum quality lighting, sophisticated sound system, home automation and custom home theatre. Temperature control wine cellar and 150-sqft storage included. Located in one of the prettiest cobble stone streets in the city, 30 Crosby, an architectural significant building built in 1890, was ultimately converted into the most celebrated and luxurious condominium.

Residents enjoy private elevator access, 24 hour doorman and the highest level of service and privacy.

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