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A Classic Full Floor Loft in the Heart of NoHo Situated on one of NoHo’s most storied cobblestone blocks, this full floor loft at 21 Bond Street offers an authentic downtown living experience within a landmarked 1893 Renaissance Revival building. With generous proportions, exposed brick, and a flexible layout, the residence delivers classic loft character paired with warmth and individuality. Residence Overview Occupying the entire third floor, the home spans a long and gracious footprint with approximately 11 foot ceiling heights, exposed brick walls, and oversized windows that bring in soft northeastern and southwestern light. A curated collection of vintage doors, each with its own storied provenance. The layout flows naturally from generous entertaining spaces to more private bedroom wings, offering both openness and separation. The residence delivers that rare trifecta of New York real estate: authentic scale, historical integrity, and a thoughtfully conceived floor plan that allows for personalization with minimal intervention. Great Room The expansive living areas are anchored by original brick walls and wide plank wood floors. A sunken living room creates a sense of intimacy within the broader loft volume and easily accommodates multiple seating arrangements for entertaining, lounging, or media use. Four oversized windows along the northeastern exposure bring in soft, consistent natural light throughout the day. Kitchen and Dining The heart of the home is a generous eat in kitchen that balances everyday utility with social connection. Visually open to the rest of the residence, it features custom cabinetry, a central island, ample storage, and an inviting breakfast nook, all enhanced by an ERCO track lighting system with wall washers and spotlights. The room’s proportions comfortably accommodate a grand eight seater dining table, allowing the kitchen to function as a true gathering place for both casual daily living and more formal, extended meals. The kitchen is equipped with a Sub Zero refrigerator, a Wolf range, and a Miele washer and dryer, combining performance with reliability. Bedrooms and Flex Spaces The primary bedroom is quietly positioned and comfortably proportioned, offering excellent wall space and natural light. Two additional rooms function seamlessly as bedrooms, guest rooms, or home offices, making the layout highly adaptable to a variety of living needs. All three rooms comfortably accommodate king sized beds and retain the loft’s architectural integrity through exposed brick walls and well balanced proportions. Gallery Space A generously sized gallery area serves as a versatile transitional space within the home. Large enough to function as a game room, media lounge, library, office, or creative studio, it offers flexibility to adapt to a variety of lifestyle needs while maintaining a strong connection to the surrounding living areas. An ERCO track lighting system with wall washers and spotlights enhances the gallery like quality of the space, ideal for artwork display as well as functional everyday use. Building Features • Built in 1893 — six-unit boutique loft building • One residence per floor with private keyed elevator • Communal rooftop terrace • Ownership of one-fifth of the ground-floor store • Private storage included *Disclaimer: This residence is legally configured as a studio loft. The current layout reflects a three bedroom use.

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A Classic Full Floor Loft in the Heart of NoHo Situated on one of NoHo’s most storied cobblestone blocks, this full floor loft at 21 Bond Street offers an authentic downtown living experience within a landmarked 1893 Renaissance Revival building. With generous proportions, exposed brick, and a flexible layout, the residence delivers classic loft character paired with warmth and individuality. Residence Overview Occupying the entire third floor, the home spans a long and gracious footprint with approximately 11 foot ceiling heights, exposed brick walls, and oversized windows that bring in soft northeastern and southwestern light. A curated collection of vintage doors, each with its own storied provenance. The layout flows naturally from generous entertaining spaces to more private bedroom wings, offering both openness and separation. The residence delivers that rare trifecta of New York real estate: authentic scale, historical integrity, and a thoughtfully conceived floor plan that allows for personalization with minimal intervention. Great Room The expansive living areas are anchored by original brick walls and wide plank wood floors. A sunken living room creates a sense of intimacy within the broader loft volume and easily accommodates multiple seating arrangements for entertaining, lounging, or media use. Four oversized windows along the northeastern exposure bring in soft, consistent natural light throughout the day. Kitchen and Dining The heart of the home is a generous eat in kitchen that balances everyday utility with social connection. Visually open to the rest of the residence, it features custom cabinetry, a central island, ample storage, and an inviting breakfast nook, all enhanced by an ERCO track lighting system with wall washers and spotlights. The room’s proportions comfortably accommodate a grand eight seater dining table, allowing the kitchen to function as a true gathering place for both casual daily living and more formal, extended meals. The kitchen is equipped with a Sub Zero refrigerator, a Wolf range, and a Miele washer and dryer, combining performance with reliability. Bedrooms and Flex Spaces The primary bedroom is quietly positioned and comfortably proportioned, offering excellent wall space and natural light. Two additional rooms function seamlessly as bedrooms, guest rooms, or home offices, making the layout highly adaptable to a variety of living needs. All three rooms comfortably accommodate king sized beds and retain the loft’s architectural integrity through exposed brick walls and well balanced proportions. Gallery Space A generously sized gallery area serves as a versatile transitional space within the home. Large enough to function as a game room, media lounge, library, office, or creative studio, it offers flexibility to adapt to a variety of lifestyle needs while maintaining a strong connection to the surrounding living areas. An ERCO track lighting system with wall washers and spotlights enhances the gallery like quality of the space, ideal for artwork display as well as functional everyday use. Building Features • Built in 1893 — six-unit boutique loft building • One residence per floor with private keyed elevator • Communal rooftop terrace • Ownership of one-fifth of the ground-floor store • Private storage included *Disclaimer: This residence is legally configured as a studio loft. The current layout reflects a three bedroom use.