74 Grand Street, #PH

Manhattan, NY 10013

Discover true Soho living at 74 Grand Street. The sprawling penthouse boasts two private outdoor spaces, high ceilings, skylights, and generous square footage to entertain. Enter the sun-drenched duplex loft residence from a center elevator to be greeted by natural light pouring in from skylights above the dining area and a triple set of French doors leading to a private terrace.

A stunning chef's kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining area. White statuary marble countertops are complemented by two-toned custom walnut cabinets. The kitchen is complete with a Miele gas range and refrigerator and a 24-bottle wine cooler.

An additional and larger living area is down the hall past the laundry and full bath. As you step down into the space, notice the iconic Soho cityscape on full display from the floor-to-ceiling windows.

Find retreat upstairs, where the oversized primary bedroom enjoys the full width of the building. Three large inset windows provide northern sunlight and more views of the neighborhood's classic design. An extra-large dressing room is situated across from the ensuite primary bath. A true oasis, the ensuite is outfitted with a beautiful marble and walnut double vanity, a freestanding bathtub and glass enclosed double shower ensconced in marble.

Also, on this level a study and access to the second private outdoor space. A truly enviable private roof deck boasting an outdoor kitchen and breathtaking 360-degree views.

74 Grand Street is a newly developed building offering full-floor luxury rentals in the heart of Soho. The landmark building was designed by architect Joseph Pell Lombard and now pays homage to its 1885 predecessor with the award-winning restoration of its 32-ton cast-iron fa ade. The revitalized architecture of 74 Grand strikes an extraordinary balance, connecting residents to the iconic, old-world charm of Soho while offering contemporary luxuries and refined finishes. Featured in The New York Times, 74 Grand is recognized for excellence in restoration, preservation, and adaptive use of a historic building by the New York Landmarks Conservancy. Building features include a virtual doorman and private elevator access.