36 Bleecker Street Noho Apartment For Sale

Originally built as a two bedroom, two and a half bath, this residence is now configured as an oversized one-bedroom. Situated on one of the most coveted blocks in Noho within The Schumacher building, this contemporary yet classic one bedroom, two and a half bath loft sprawls over 1,791 sq.ft. and boasts the finest, authentic fixtures and finishes. \n\nOverlooking the corner of Mott St. and Bleecker St., this recently renovated condominium boasts grand proportions and bespoke design touches that include 12’ barrel vault brick and terracotta ceilings, 7.5 inch wide-plank white oak flooring and arched wood-framed windows. Overlooking the quiet block between Mulberry and Mott Streets, the expansive great room allows ample space for a living and dining area, including a built-in dining nook with custom-built banquette seating, as well as black steel casement and custom millwork shelving. \n\nAdjacent to the great room, the chef’s kitchen features a suite of top-of-the-line appliances by Wolf and Sub-Zero, a Calacatta marble waterfall island with breakfast bar seating, and custom glass-paneled cabinetry. A full bathroom, a separate discreetly placed powder room, an expansive laundry closet with Whirlpool W/D and a large coat closet round out the entertaining space. \n\nUnder an iconic barrel-vault brick ceiling and boasting a stunning ensuite bathroom with a large marble-encased double vanity, an oversized dual rain shower, and state-of-the-art fixtures including a Toto toilet, as well as an oversized walk-in closet, the palatial bedroom suite is an enclave unto itself. \n\nBuilt in 1885 in the Romanesque Revival Style, The Schumacher was reimagined in 2016 by esteemed architect and designer Morris Adjmi who created twenty residences and worked with Ken Smith (MoMA interior garden) and Cristina Grajales for the careful curation of the public space. White glove amenities include a 24-hour doorman, roof-deck with Wolf gas BBQ, a fully equipped fitness center, children’s playroom, and excess storage space.\n