152 Elizabeth Street   Unit 3E

Available 9/15-10/1 (Furnished and short-term is a possibility, please inquire)
With an exacting eye and generous spirit, Pritzker Prize Laureate Tadao Ando and renowned interior architect Michael Gabellini are making history with 152 Elizabeth Street. Ideally situated in vibrant Nolita, the building stands as Ando's first residential work outside of Asia. 3E is one of a collection of seven custom-crafted residences.
With gracious proportions at 1,968 square feet, residence 3E features 2 beds, 2.5 baths and interiors that evoke a thoughtful sense of craft and refinement. Private, key-operated elevator access opens to a serene entry gallery laid in Pietra Cardosa stone. Recessed, ambient, and cove lighting by celebrated lighting designer Cooley Monato provide a soft glow, while a state-of-the-art humidification system is ideal for the preservation of artwork. The residence is framed by 14-20" Dinesen Heart Oak flooring and wrapped oak corridors, concealed ventilation systems, and architectural wall reveals throughout the residence.
The kitchen is tailor-made by Milan-based firm Minimal and boasts honed Fango marble counters, a sliding island countertop, Italian Eucalyptus wood cabinetry, and a fully integrated Gaggenau appliance package. Adjacent to the grand, open kitchen is a generously proportioned, north-facing living room, ideal for casual lounging and formal entertaining alike.
The Dinesen wrapped corridor leads to the bedroom suites, each with en-suite baths clad in Bianco Sivec marble with CEA designed fixtures, undercounter glacier white Corian vanities and large-scale optical glass mirrors. Master baths also feature custom-designed stainless steel hardware by Gabellini Sheppard Associates.
By thoughtfully weaving eastern and western sensibilities, Ando and Gabellini deliver performance-driven sanctuaries that accurately embrace the transformative nature of that which surrounds. With a high acuity for the senses, each residence offers an atmosphere that is sensitive to interaction while being built for permanence.
Amenities include a full-time doorman
Nolita, North of Little Italy, sits at the nexus of a number of popular downtown neighborhoods: Soho, Noho, the Lower East Side, and Little Italy. Originally filled with Italian slaughterhouses, bakeries, and churches, Nolita received its old-world character from first-time residents in the 1770s.
Outdoor lounging on picturesque streets, discovering hidden finds at chic boutiques and art galleries, and dinner and drinks that extend late into the night.