22 Mercer Street   Unit 2C

Wonderful views of the historic cast iron lofts lining the cobblestone streets below, residence 2C at 22 Mercer Street is a sprawling condo loft home of nearly 2,400 SF in an immaculately converted landmark 24-hour doorman condominium loft building on the quiet cobblestone block of Mercer Street in SoHo. This superbly outfitted home has two large bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, is grandly scaled and features a wood-burning fireplace.
The West-facing great room with its soaring ceilings of almost 12’ is beautifully lit by three arched floor to ceiling windows framed in hardwood mahogany and features a working wood-burning fireplace. Adjoining the entertaining space is a Bulthaup open kitchen, expertly equipped for the most discerning chef. It features appliances by SubZero, Gaggenau, & Miele, and is outfitted with imported marble, a sink with pot-filler, an extra-large pantry, and a five-burner Gaggenau cooktop and hood.

A grand entry gallery – ideal for an art collection – maximizes the use of space by providing 2 home office areas complete with storage and customized built-ins and lighting. The gracious primary bedroom suite is a serene sanctuary and features a stunning custom-built walk-in closet and a luxurious 5-fixture marble bathroom with double vanity sinks, a deep soaking tub, and a glass-enclosed steam/rain shower. The enormous second bedroom offers custom closets and a contemporary en-suite bathroom. Both bedrooms are illuminated by a wall of floor-to-ceiling glass windows of an internal atrium. There is hardwood flooring throughout and additional amenities include central heating and air-conditioning, a washer-dryer, a tastefully appointed powder room for guests, and built-in speakers throughout. Also included private basement storage.

22 Mercer Street is a boutique 16-unit pet-friendly, full-service condominium with a common roof terrace. A superb variety of restaurants and cafes, world-class shopping, and all major transportation are within moments of your front door. The southerly direction of Mercer Street prevents traffic flow north and keeps this area very light on traffic.