The most exceptional Duplex Penthouse Downtown: Nothing compares to this extraordinary condominium penthouse that hovers over all of Soho with breathtaking, panoramic, protected views, located in the full service New Museum Building on Soho’s most desirable cobbled block.

The elevator door opens into a gracious vestibule that leads to a grandly scaled Great Room with a wood-burning fireplace, a dining area and a chef’s kitchen with 11 foot tall ceilings. The west-facing, sumptuous Master Bedroom suite with its rare arched windows features an elegant bathroom and sensational walk in closet and dressing room.

Another bedroom suite faces South and West and a laundry room and powder room are located close by. An additional bedroom suite makes for the perfect Nanny’s quarters. At the opposite end of this floor are two additional large bedroom suites, both with superb southern light and views.



A gracious stairway leads you to the upper level that offers a more formal living and dining experience with direct access onto three immaculately landscaped terraces: their scale and exposures have no equal. This glass encased floor celebrates the unrivaled views and light that engulf this magical property. Another wood burning fireplace and second kitchen allow for elegant entertaining.

On this level which is also accessible via the elevator is a magnificent private, fully DCI compliant screening room with a projection room, an additional bedroom, a full bathroom and a powder room.

The entire apartment was recently gut renovated to the very highest standards with every imaginable convenience and luxury built in. This A-grade building boasts strong financials and is unique to SOHO in that it is not subject to the A. I. R laws.



This penthouse represents an entirely unique quality of life with the scale, views and light that are impossible to replicate, making this home of a collector quality of the very highest order.

This is a co-exclusive with Raphael Deniro of Douglas Elliman

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