Step into 8A and experience a meticulous renovation that would make Steve Jobs proud. This loft space was not just renovated, it was reimagined. The home underwent a complete transformation, rebuilt from the studs up, not merely to change it, but to perfect it.

The final product is an architectural masterpiece striking a balance between elegant simplicity and extraordinary functionality. The intuitive convenience of this open concept, 2000 square foot 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home features custom doors, custom wiring, custom plumbing, and custom lighting. A technological dream, the owner spared no expense by adding the latest in technology into the home for the ultimate living experience.

As you enter the home your feet grace the 5-inch rift-and-quarter-sawn solid oak floors, harmoniously accompanied by matching doors. Walls of windows offer unfiltered natural light from the Southwest and North, turning the loft into a canvas painted with warmth and vibrancy. The open kitchen is not just a place to cook; it’s a place to create. White matte-glass cabinetry melds with steel-reinforced shelving, encapsulating an aesthetic that is both elegant and durable.

Appliances from LG, Miele, and Samsung aren’t merely top-of-the-line; they redefine the line. Automatically open the microwave with a wave of your hand or the refrigerator with a wave of your foot to make your next date night perfect. Added garbage disposal, venting hood, a quartz waterfall island, and Cea fixtures imported from Italy elevate the kitchen from mere utility to artistry.

As you transition into the primary bedroom suite, the generous space serves as a welcoming canvas. Custom sun and blackout shades aren’t merely functional; they are tone-setters, inviting you to dictate the ambiance at will. The two floating doors aren’t just doors; they’re a marvel in carpentry and design that discreetly veil Elfa closets.

But what truly sets this space apart is the en-suite bathroom. It feels like a sculpture. Carved entirely out of Corian, this sanctuary includes a deep soaking tub that sets itself as an oasis of personal luxury. Ah, the second bedroom. But, let’s be clear: calling it a “second” bedroom hardly does it justice.

This room is a masterstroke in space utilization and innovative design. Bespoke cabinetry isn’t just storage; it’s 350 cubic feet of potential, elegantly concealed. The hidden 77-inch television elevates your viewing to an event.

And the built-in bed? It folds up, disappearing to allow the room itself to transform according to your needs. Now, about the sliding wall. It’s not just a partition, it’s the freedom of choice. Open it, and the home is its wondrous loft-y self with the living room and kitchen seamlessly integrating into the entertaining area, inviting social flow.

Close it, and you’ve created a private enclave for your guests with their own bathroom. This is not merely a room; it’s flexibility, luxury, and innovation coalescing into a living space. Finally, let’s talk about the intelligence of this home—because it’s not just a home; it’s a "smart home," a synthesis of form and function where technology serves not as an afterthought but as an integral layer of the experience.

Within the immaculate white walls, control is literally at your fingertips. One remote effortlessly adjusts the sun and blackout shades, a mere tap of another opens windows to invite the outside in. Your voice—yes, just your voice—is all that’s needed to modulate the lights, both in brightness and color. As for the bathrooms, calling them merely "custom" would be an understatement.

They are labors of meticulous engineering, outfitted with state-of-the-art faucets, plumbing, and toilets that don’t just function—they inspire. Complete with self-cleaning features and warming bidets, auto-plumbing shut-off with leak sensors, these are sanctuaries of modern comfort and hygienic innovation. Built-in 2008, The Dwyer is a 55-unit condominium set within a former warehouse

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