Credit: Russ Ross Photography for The Corcoran Group
Tall ceilings, exposed columns, and open spaces frame this corner co-op at 250 Mercer Street with the bones of a classic loft; warm wood floors, plaster walls, and a gracious layout are in keeping with the 1890 building’s pre-war elegance. Configured to offer two bedrooms and a home office, the 2,000-square-foot co-op can be reimagined to accommodate a third bedroom. Asking $4,250,000, this downtown residence adds corner views to its list of covetable attributes.
In the prewar elegance column, a wide stone foyer introduces the space. Throughout, you’ll find floors of reclaimed oak and walls of Venetian plaster. Other carefully-designed details include reclaimed oak doors, integrated Sonos speakers, architectural lighting, and custom shades.
The home’s main space is a great room that opens beneath 14-foot ceilings, framed by concrete columns. Seven windows fill the room with corner views of the neighborhood.
Neatly fitted into one side of the great room, an open kitchen offers a six-burner Wolf range, a Miele dishwasher, a Liebherr fridge, and a wine fridge, framed by marble countertops. A dining island expands seating capacity. The combination of custom cabinets and modern open shelving retains the home’s clean, architectural lines.
A tidy home office features a custom floor-to-ceiling glass and steel frame. This distraction-free workspace is both private and light-filled.
Off to one side, the primary suite provides a large bedroom with two capacious closets. A stone-clad ensuite bath features slate tile, marble sinks, and a step-in shower with a bench.
On the other side, a second quiet chamber has an ensuite bath and a soaking tub. A dedicated laundry room adds convenience.
Amenities at the full-service co-op building include a 24-hour doorman, a landscaped roof terrace, and a courtyard garden. The pet-friendly building allows subletting after two years.
[Listing details: 250 Mercer Street, #B706707 at CityRealty] [At The Corcoran Group by Roni Rose]RELATED:
Credit: Russ Ross Photography for The Corcoran Group
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