Nestled within the heart of the flatiron district just steps away from iconic NYC landmarks such as the Flatiron building and Madison Square Park; The Cammeyer, a 19th century shoe store repurposed as minimal loft residences, resides apartment 6J, a striking North-facing studio boasting iconic New York City views. This luminous sanctuary spans a spacious 980 square feet, exuding an air of refined sophistication and ease of living, designed by award-winning Tucson-based architecture firm Studio Rick Joy. Rick Joy is well-regarded for crafting minimal, sophisticated, and relaxed spaces, including the Amangiri Resort and Spa in Utah. Upon entering, one is greeted by lofty ceilings covered in polished Venetian plaster framing three original arched casement windows that flood the space with natural light.

An ideal setting for both intimate gatherings and everyday living, the residence seamlessly integrates a state-of-the-art chef’s kitchen, complete with premier Miele, Sub-Zero, and Thermador appliances, nestled amidst sleek Poggenpohl cabinetry and Corian countertops as well as separate areas for dining, lounging, and sleeping. The primary sleeping area, outfitted with a queen-sized bed and custom floor to ceiling black out draperies sits next to the spacious bathroom, boasting luxurious brands such as Waterworks, Duravit, and Catalano and includes a deep oversized soaking tub and separate glass-enclosed rain shower. Additional accents and features of the space include custom motorized black out shades by The Shade Store, separate Bosch washer/dryer, and custom metal and wood closets hidden behind wide plank Dinesen Fir Panels that continue seamlessly onto the floor. A rare amenity in New York, the residence includes a large private storage unit, convenience of a 24-hour doorman, rooftop terrace and a brand new gym. Embodying a fusion of timeless elegance and modern luxury, this meticulously crafted retreat offers an unparalleled urban oasis, where every detail has been meticulously curated to elevate the art of living.

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