This stunning SoHo penthouse with its own private pool is ideally located atop hotel visionary Andre Balazs and famed Pritzker Prize winning architect Jean Nouvel's 40 Mercer. Offering a flexible layout and more than 3,000 SF of interior space, this most unusual home seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor living with an exquisitely landscaped 1,500+ SF wrap around terrace that can truly be enjoyed in all seasons. The terrace plantings offer a significant collection of hellebores, heirloom lilies, and a consecutively blooming variety of spring bulbs.

There are many perennial plantings and evergreens that have been thoughtfully selected to create a visual year-round interest. A small forest of trees that include Birch, Maple, and Royal Purple Smoke trees create a tranquil and transporting home environment, while landmarked Soho views abound. The interior of the home is a sun-filled contemporary pleasure, featuring a 20' long floor to ceiling automatic sliding glass wall that completely opens up to the terrace.

Other interior highlights include UV protected windows with electric blackout shades, a top-of the line Bulthaup kitchen with double sinks and both gas and induction cooking (convenient for a professional chef, or a home cook), white Thassos marble bathrooms, and soaring ceiling heights that complement the gracious feeling of light and air that fills the home. The master bedroom suite offers a sizeable bedroom which overlooks the terrace, a large dressing room, and a stunning master bathroom with dual sinks and separated tub and shower. The entire home is wired for sound with speakers in every room, and a laundry room with ample storage space makes home necessities easy.

40 Mercer is a 15 story 41 unit full service condominium built in 2006. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, concierge, underground parking, pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, gymnasium, landscaped courtyard, and a rooftop terrace. Truly the most exclusive address downtown and an offering unlike any other, this magnificent trophy penthouse is not to be missed.

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