48 Bond Street provides exactly what residents of the Noho desire in both functionality and accessibility for its tenants. This modern pre-war building has 11 stories standing tall over various restaurants and apparel stores on the winding Bond street below. This post-war co-op was designed by renowned architect Deborah Berke, giving it a clean and modern edge that gives it a distinct urban look.

48 Bond Street comes with all the amenities a New York resident could desire, including a private elevator operated by key that opens directly into the main living area. Towering windows from ceiling to floor give a stunning view of Noho, giving residents an open and free sensation that makes 48 Bond Street so unique. A sleek open chefs kitchen exhibits modern Bosch appliances with two Sub Zero refrigerators, as well as a washer and a dryer to service a resident’s laundry needs. With that comes two bedrooms, a media room, four baths and a family room that leads directly to a balcony. The flooring is made of an artfully crafted walnut, custom-made cabinetry, and a doorman to assist 48 Bond Street residents.

The building also boasts a sixty-foot salt-filtered pool for residents who enjoy swimming or soaking in the water, a fitness room, and a part-time concierge. This prime location in Soho and the buildings various different stylized features 48 Bond Street makes for a great option for those seeking a Manhattan residence.

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