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This iconic NoMad penthouse loft was designed by acclaimed AD100 architect and designer Daniel Romualdez, and crowns 105 East 29th Street. Occupying the full top two floors of this boutique loft cooperative—approximately 3,400 square feet—the home is complemented by a penthouse bulkhead and a substantial private rooftop terrace spanning over 1,000 square feet. With four exposures, wraparound views, and exceptional privacy, the residence offers a rare combination of scale, light, and turnkey condition. A key-locked elevator opens directly into a private foyer, leading to a dramatic great room defined by 11-foot ceilings and expansive southern and eastern light. The open living and dining areas are thoughtfully proportioned for both everyday living and large-scale entertaining. The south-facing living room is anchored by a custom built-in library wall and offers ample space for multiple seating arrangements, while the adjacent dining area enjoys bright eastern exposure. The open kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances by Gaggenau, generous pantry storage, and integrated laundry. The bedroom wing is privately situated along the northern side of the home. The primary suite occupies a corner position with protected northern views, a substantial custom closet, and a spa-quality bath featuring a soaking tub, double vanity, separate shower, and enclosed water closet. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath complete this level. A sculptural iron spiral staircase leads to the glass-enclosed penthouse level, offering a flexible suite of spaces including a lounge, office area, wet bar, and full bathroom. Multiple sliding doors open to the expansive rooftop terrace, which wraps the residence and is designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living. Features include mature plantings with irrigation, an outdoor shower, and multiple areas for dining and lounging. Additional highlights include multi-zone central air conditioning, automated lighting and shade systems, and extensive storage throughout. Built in 1913, 105 East 29th Street is an intimate 11-residence cooperative with a newly renovated lobby and virtual doorman. The building is moments from some of the city’s most notable dining destinations, including Eleven Madison Park, Gramercy Tavern, and Union Square Cafe, as well as everyday conveniences like Whole Foods Market. Madison Square Park is just a short distance away.

A Penthouse Loft Defined by Quiet Refinement in NoHo ARCHITECTURAL PROVENANCE 21 Bond Street stands within the NoHo Historic District as a remarkable example of late 19th-century commercial Renaissance Revival architecture. Commissioned by real estate operator Leon Tannenbaum and designed by Buchman & Deisler in 1893, the six-story loft and store building was conceived as a modern interpretation of the Renaissance Revival style. Its cast-iron storefront, framed by brownstone piers, Palladian-inspired second-story windows, and intricate rosettes set within a triangular pediment, reflects the decorative ambition of the era. Grouped openings on the upper floors—highlighted by terra-cotta fleurs-de-lis and a dramatic fanlight-style arch—complete the building’s elegant vertical rhythm beneath a classic iron cornice. DESIGN INSPIRATION Originally conceived as a Renaissance Revival storefront-and-loft building, the residence was reimagined by a noted New York architect whose firm’s international portfolio spans Aspen, Palm Beach, France, Italy, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia. Seeking to reveal the original character of the 1893 structure, the architect stripped away Sheetrock, exposing the century-old brick and timber framing. A massive new skylight was installed at the center of the living room, drawing sunlight through 14-foot ceilings. The flooring was replaced with Dinesen white oak planks, crafted from trees aged between 80 and 200 years and individually selected for their grain and proportion. Each HeartOak plank is joined with traditional oak butterfly joints, preserving the natural character and integrity of the wood. Throughout, antique European elements introduce a sense of lived-in grandeur—a Provençal-style mantel discovered at the Paris flea market anchors the living room fireplace. GREAT ROOM • Three operable skylights with motorized blackout shades • Four oak-framed arched windows with Lutron blackout shades and mosquito screens • 14-foot ceilings and exposed brick walls • Wide-plank Dinesen solid-oak floors • Gas fireplace with antique French mantel (remote controlled) • 11' × 10' operable skylight • ERCO track-lighting system with wall washers and spotlights • Sony projector with 125” motorized movie screen KITCHEN • Miele 36-inch refrigerator/freezer • Miele dual-fuel range with grille/griddle • Miele out-vented hood and dishwasher • Custom oak cabinetry with antique chicken-wire glass • Julien sink with integral drainboard and garbage disposal • Rosso Verona marble countertops • Vintage 1950s drafting chairs by General Fireproofing Co. PRIMARY BEDROOM • South-facing steel windows with oak Venetian finish • 13-foot ceiling height • Gas fireplace (remote controlled) • Floor-to-ceiling oak wardrobes with mirrored fronts ADDITIONAL BEDROOMS (3) • Each accommodates a king-size bed • Built-in desks and divided oak wardrobes • Solar-powered skylights with blackout shades BATHROOMS (2.5) Primary Bathroom • Radiant-heated French terracotta floors • Deep porcelain cast-iron soaking tub • 12-inch Barber Wilsons exposed shower assembly • Antique Empire vanity with Belgian black-stone top • Dual Toto sinks and custom brass electric towel warmer • Extra-large dual medicine cabinets with Ann Morris sconces • Smart heated toilet with bidet function • Operable window with motorized Lutron blackout shade Secondary Bathroom • Heated French terracotta floors • Antique mahogany vanity with dual Duravit sinks • 12-inch Barber Wilsons exposed shower assembly • Mirrored walls and walk-in glass shower • Triple custom medicine cabinet with Ann Morris sconces • Empire-style accents and custom brass towel warmer • Smart heated toilet with bidet function Powder Room • Operable skylight with blackout shade • Heated French terracotta floors • Antique mahogany vanity with Belgian black-stone top • Mirrored walls • Smart heated toilet with bidet function LAUNDRY ROOM • Two full laundry setups designed for efficiency—one large-load LG washer/dryer and one small-load Miele washer/dryer • Extra-large stainless-steel utility sink with professional spray faucet • Towel warmer for delicate items and clothing care UNIT SYSTEMS • Mitsubishi concealed central air system • Nest-controlled steam heat • Nest smoke and carbon monoxide detection • Lutron-controlled lighting • Dinesen solid European oak floors throughout dry areas • Custom 8-foot-tall, 2-inch-thick oak doors • E.R. Butler & Co. Empire hardware throughout BUILDING FEATURES • Built in 1893 — six-unit boutique loft building • One residence per floor with private keyed elevator • Communal rooftop terrace • Ownership of one-fifth of the ground-floor store • Private Storage Included • Flexible Sublet Policy LOCATION Bond Street is one of Downtown’s most coveted cobblestone blocks—quiet, wide, and beautifully preserved. It offers a rare sense of tranquil privacy in the heart of NoHo.

The Penthouse at 150 East 73rd Street is a dazzling apartment with approximately 4,600 square foot interior living space and approximately 4,000 square feet of wrap terrace, all with 360-degree views. The residence was just completely re-imagined and renovated by legendary architect Peter Pennoyer and beloved interior designer Daniel Romualdez. The penthouse is wrapped with terraces on all sides with direct access from most rooms. Parapet plantings and motorized awnings bring a sense of privacy to the outdoor spaces which include a covered porch with ceiling fan and infra-red heaters for three seasons use. Bronze sconces provide illumination for the terraces. The apartment has a private elevator vestibule with terra cotta cabochon pattern floor leading to a vaulted entry gallery with parquet de Versailles oak floors. The gallery leads to a spacious, corner 22’ square Living Room with a wood burning fireplace and is surrounded by terraces accessed by full height metal French casement doors. An adjacent book lined Library/Dining Room features a stone bolection fireplace. Both rooms have oak herringbone floors and are served by a pantry with wet bar with wine refrigerator. A stunning custom steel blue kitchen is filled with natural light from windows facing terraces on two sides. The kitchen island, with an oversized galley sink, has counter seating and nickel lights integrated into a signature overhead pot rack. The counters are stone slab with antique mirror backsplash. Appliances are by Sub Zero and Wolf. There are two wall ovens with convection and microwave. A custom range hood of brushed and polished stainless steel provides exhaust venting to the exterior. The kitchen expands into a charming breakfast room which seats six and has a french door leading to the terrace and an exterior gas BBQ. The primary bedroom suite of the apartment consists of two bedrooms, two wonderful marble baths, generous closet space and a sitting room, all opening onto a private terrace. In the bedroom wing, there is also a convenient night kitchen and an office, with another full bath, that could also function as a bedroom. The apartment, owned and renovated over the course of four years by a chic and charming couple, has two additional bedrooms with baths in the front, entertaining wing of the apartment which are currently being used as an office and a study with built in desks and storage. These rooms could alternatively also be used as bedrooms. Additional features of the residence include: a beautiful Moroccan tiled laundry room with two sets of Miele washers and dryers, as well as a laundry sink and provisions for storage, ironing and drying; state-of-the-art systems including: comprehensive Lutron QSX Lighting and Shade control featuring Alisse and Palladium keypads; a Savant whole house Audio/Video distribution and control system; a Panasonic IP based phone system with room and building intercom; and an Enterprise Network and Wi-Fi system with coverage throughout the interior and exterior of the residence. There are six split system HVAC zones with humidification. Building steam heat is integrated into the climate control system with perimeter concealed convectors. No expense has been spared and no detail overlooked in this incredibly thoughtful renovation ready to be appreciated by another owner who will appreciate the 4 year labor of love it took to create this remarkable residence. 150 East 73 is located at the corner of 73rd Street and Lexington, close to Central Park and Madison Avenue shopping and in the heart of the NYC Upper East Side Historic District with cafes and boutiques on the Avenue and a tree lined street of converted carriage houses along 73rd. St. The building is a full service co-op with a wonderful staff and live-in resident manager.