85 Mercer Street, #PHB

Introducing Penthouse B at 87 Mercer Street, a one of a kind home that defines Manhattan luxury living. This incredible triplex provides the unique opportunity to own 7,500 square feet of meticulously designed living space, plus a 2,350 square foot bi-level private rooftop terrace with a pool detail. Designed by AD100 architect and designer Tony Ingrao, this residence has been completely rebuilt to the most exacting standards.

This secluded, non-AIR loft residence is one of the most outstanding homes in the city. This residence is located in one of Mercer Street's most discreet and private landmark buildings, a 50-foot wide structure with a classic 1920s cast iron facade that is located on one of Soho's most coveted blocks. Occupying the top four floors of the building, this loft provides incredible views of the city skyline, the Hudson, and beyond.

Through floor to ceiling glass on the penthouse level, one can watch the sun rise over the East River, set over the Hudson, and enjoy sweeping downtown vistas. The dramatic feel of this four bedroom home is accentuated by 26 windows that flank its three sides providing incredible light. The impeccably crafted floorplan provides flawless flow throughout the home's four levels, while creating a relaxed feel, functional design, and an effortless melding of the loft's indoor and outdoor elements.

Located in the lower level of the building, additional private storage and a built-out, private state of the art gym are deeded to this penthouse. Direct access to the residence is provided via a keyed elevator, and upon entering the home, there is an unmistakable sense of awe inspired by scale and sophistication. The entry area is designed with beautiful, handcrafted Tabu woodwork and inlaid full slabs of imported Zebrino marble that runs the entire length of the arrival area as natural light pours in from the windows overlooking cobblestoned Mercer Street.

Just past the entry room lies the first of several inviting sitting areas, adorned with large art walls and a full-length gray soapstone fireplace that frames the entryway. Wide, quarter sawn, stained oak floors run throughout, and the home's impeccable design, detail, and craftsmanship is immediately unmistakable. A spacious, windowed dining area follows which comfortably can accommodate the largest of dinner parties.

Adjacent to the dining area is an open gourmet chef's kitchen, which can be closed off with the touch of a button by electronic shades. This unique feature preserves the area's loft-like feel while simultaneously allowing servers and cooks to prep privately. The custom kitchen includes imported Tabu cabinetry, Nanz custom hardware, Glassos countertops, a 4 inch thick gorgeous Concetto Puro white quartz island, a Bendheim glass backsplash, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, two Miele dishwashers, and three professional Wolf ovens with a vented hood, a six-burner stovetop and grill, and a warming drawer.

Completing the kitchen is an island and warm custom banquette, illuminated by brilliantly lit, custom-poured resin walls imported from England. Behind the kitchen is a large pantry, complete with a Viking wine refrigerator, a sizable separate laundry area with two full-sized washer/dryer units, extra storage and cabinetry, and an auxiliary 48 inch Sub-Zero refrigerator. The first level of the residence encompasses a full floor of this 50-foot wide building, and is finished with handcrafted plasterwork highlighting an artfully created floating under lit ceiling.

The shades on the 26 custom, insulated, and landmark-approved windows, along with the audiovisual and multi-zone air-conditioning and heating systems, are all controlled by an integrated Savant system. A junior master suite resides on the first floor, complimented by a massive walk-in closet, a spa level window-encased limestone bathroom with Toto, Geberit, and Duravit fixtures, a double-head steam shower, a custom Corian soaking tub, and double sink. Accompanying t

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