With its classic masonry façade and five tall chimneys, there's no mistaking 211 Elizabeth Street for anything but a pre-war condominium. What sets 211 Elizabeth Street apart from other pre-war condo listings in Soho, though, is the grace with which pre-war detail and old New York elegance are fused with contemporary NYC condo finishes and luxuries in each of the condos for sale at 211 Elizabeth Street. In short, 211 Elizabeth Street is where classic New York apartment living meets contemporary Soho luxury.
With a wood-burning fireplace and walnut herringbone parquet flooring in each of the 18 apartments for sale, the condos for sale at 211 Elizabeth Street hearken back to a bygone era of Manhattan luxury; the nine-foot tall multi-paned glass doors separating the living room and dining area – a distinctive pre-war Manhattan layout – confirm that impression. But the kitchens at 211 Elizabeth Street are meticulously modern, with hand painted cabinetry and Danish oiled wood counters complimenting the state-of-the-art SubZero and Viking appliances. 211 Elizabeth Street's European-inspired bathrooms feature Calacatta gold marble throughout. Perhaps the most welcome feature in the condos for sale at 211 Elizabeth Street is the oversized eight-foot high windows, which admit plenty of natural light and New York City views.
211 Elizabeth Street has a fine list of amenities for its residents, as well. The glossy black lobby has a full time doorman and the building has a full-time superintendent. There is a state-of-the art fitness room with bike storage and private storage facilities on each floor. Residents of 211 Elizabeth Street also have access to the ornately landscaped rooftop terrace.
The Soho location of 211 Elizabeth Street at Elizabeth Street and Prince Street is enviable indeed, and is just steps from a host of mass transit options and Soho's excellent restaurants, Whole Foods, top-drawer shopping and bustling nightlife scene. The rooftop terrace at 211 Elizabeth Street even works as a miniature museum, given its commanding views of the sculpture garden at the Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Add it all up, and it's easy to see why 211 Elizabeth Street is one of the most sought-after pre-war condo listings in Soho.
