One Vandam
180 Avenue of the Americas, #7B

At 2,221 SF this gracious 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath home is ideal for entertaining or simply enjoying the downtown lifestyle. This stunning home features expansive windows throughout with striking vistas to the East over SoHo and West across Vandam Street.

The 30’ long great room has a west-facing sliding floor-to-ceiling glass wall that opens onto a private terrace. Designed by Studio DB, the home showcases 10’ ceilings, recessed lighting, an oversized vented washer/dryer, and abundant storage throughout.

The apartment is practically brand new and has barely been lived in.
The oversized eat-in chef’s kitchen has bleached walnut and matte lacquer cabinetry with an enormous amount of storage, a Bertazzoni vented cooktop and oven, wine fridge, and custom paneled Liebherr refrigerator with door pulls by Nanz. Another sliding glass wall opens onto a Juliet balcony with expansive south-eastern views.

The master bedroom features a windowed, 5-fixture en-suite bathroom with radiant-heated Bianco Dolomiti-honed marble floors and custom vanities with oxidized maple millwork. All bedrooms have en-suite baths and large closets with custom storage systems.

The powder room features a wall of Waterworks Architectonic wall tiles, a custom sink made of St. Germain marble, and a Jacques Adnet Circulaire mirror.

Rising above Soho; One Vandam is home to 25 exceptional residences, on 14 floors, presenting an invitingly warm and modernist vision. The building, designed by BKSK Architects, features a dramatic and sweeping landscaped outdoor terrace in addition to an impressive array of sun-filled amenity spaces, creating a private oasis for its residents. There is a 24/7 Concierge, full-time super and porter, and a Resident’s gym.

This residence comes with its own deeded private storage room. Located between Prince and Spring Streets in Soho and all that it has to offer, from the new Trader Joes down the street to the legendary Raoul’s and Blue Ribbon Sushi. Just a short distance to the West Village and Tribeca.

The real estate taxes are reflective of the owner considering the property as their primary residence