$10.9M Soho penthouse has an open-air zen backyard garden and three terraces

All images: Tim Waltman of Evan Joseph and Joel of DDreps / The Assouline Staff

Certain, there are a great deal of swanky penthouses with numerous outdoor areas, but how many of them have an open-air lightwell? This remarkable area at 94 Thompson Street in Soho uses the space as a zen garden, complete with a experienced cherry tree, that serves as the heart of the residence. In addition, there are two terraces on the 2nd floor and a big roof deck with an outdoor kitchen area. Other special characteristics incorporate the double-top residing room and sunken, constructed-in-furnishings like the dining desk and beds. The three-bedroom co-op is inquiring $10,900,000.

The property was specifically created by architects Nico Rensch and Victoria Blau architects. Off the elevator landing, a personalized, developed-in bookcase separates the eating region from the stairway. The built-in, banquet-style, eating table is much more than 15 feet extensive, and it can disappear at the touch of a button!

The sunken wonderful home is, of class, highlighted by its 23-foot ceilings and double-height home windows. It is properly positioned subsequent to the zen yard and attributes a linear fuel hearth, tailor made developed-in seating, built-in lighting, and a household theater set up.

The custom “hideaway” kitchen has hand-rubbed Larch wooden millwork cabinetry, honed volcanic basalt stone slab flooring, stainless steel countertops, a stovetop by Kuppersbusch, and other appliances by Bosch and Dacor.

The area on the other side of the lightwell occupies the three bedrooms.

The learn, with its great sunken bed, has a complete wall of glass overlooking the yard. It also has a big stroll-in closet with a custom made storage technique and an en-suite toilet with a action-down tub/shower, rain shower head, radiant heated flooring, and modern-day trough sink.

The 2nd floor is made up of a big home office overlooking the great area. It is flanked by two superbly landscaped terraces on each facet. At last, the roof deck has amazing sights and a handy overhead include. The fully geared up out of doors kitchen features a gasoline-driven grill, refrigerator, and sink.

The former loft developing, recognised as the Soho Gallery Developing, was constructed in 1900 and converted to 9 co-ops in 2002.

[Listing details: 94 Thompson Street, PHT at CityRealty]

[At Compass by The Assouline Team]

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All pictures: Tim Waltman of Evan Joseph and Joel of DDreps / The Assouline Team

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94 Thompson Street, co-ops, outside house, penthouses, triplexes

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Soho