Angles, curves, and character define this $5M Winka Dubbeldam-designed Noho loft
All photos courtesy of Udom Surangsophon/MW Studio for The Corcoran Group
If you can’t bear the thought of living in a “cookie cutter” apartment, but you don’t want to trade personality for outdated infrastructure or unwelcome quirks, look no further than this cool, creative co-op at 33 Bleecker Street. Thanks to design by noted Dutch architect Winka Dubbeldam, this top-floor loft, asking $4,995,000, has modern European style dialed in.
Penthouse luxury gets the bespoke treatment throughout the 2,600-square-foot, three-bedroom home. Dedicated spaces open up options for living, and skylights in nearly every room bring in plenty of light.
Enter the loft to find a sun-filled open living and dining space. Coveted pre-war details like exposed brick, refinished hardwood floors, and original wood beams frame the space along with seven skylights, anchored by a dramatic modern wood-burning fireplace.
Windows offer iconic neighborhood views; just off the main living space, a home office is tucked behind a curved internal wall.
An open loft kitchen wears modern, muted shades of grey-green in the form of custom cabinetry and tilework. Top-of-the-line appliances are seamlessly integrated, and a washer and dryer are expertly tucked behind the millwork.
In a private corner of the home, the primary suite gets a windowed dressing room and a second walk-in shoe closet. A stunning en-suite bath clad in slate and ceramic reflects the architect’s skill with carefully-organized geometry.
The home’s skylit second bedroom and smaller third bedroom (with an en-suite bath) each have their own individual style. The 10-unit prewar co-op offers residents a common roof deck and shared parking.
[Listing details: 33 Bleecker Street, #PHB at CityRealty]
[At The Corcoran Group by Michael Russell, Stephen Geller, Caroline Holl, and Gia Vizzone]
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