Building & Unit Features
Residence C is a breathtaking 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home spanning nearly 3,000 sf over two levels and featuring a private southern-facing terrace. Upon entry via a private elevator vestibule, the foyer leads to a spacious and elegantly appointed living area. The interiors boast double-height ceilings and ample wall space for showcasing artwork, illuminated by floor-to-ceiling windows offering striking city views with northern and southern exposures.
The expansive Smallbone of Devises-designed kitchen features abundant storage, a Statuario marble central island and countertop, multiple prep areas, and top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances. Bar seating, a spacious double-height living room, and a dining space accommodating 10-12 guests make entertaining effortless. Two well-appointed bedroom suites, both with ensuite baths, a stylish powder room, and a laundry room with a washer and vented dryer complete the main level.
Ascending the 3-Form Chroma-White Out suspended staircase, the upper level hosts the primary suite for ultimate privacy. The primary bedroom boasts floor-to-ceiling windows with serene garden views below, accompanied by a luxurious en-suite bathroom featuring a Matte Krion solid surface resin custom soaking tub, an oversized glass shower, dual vanity, and Hansgrohe-Axor by Citterio hardware.
Blending authentic luxury with rugged sophistication, the striking architecture of 22 Bond pays homage to the neighborhood's industrial heritage. Concealed behind a private corten steel facade, this boutique building comprises six units, each a hidden gem. Residents are treated to unique art installations by Federico Uribe and Roy Nachum, alongside a private urban garden designed by Future Green Studio and an outdoor lounge. With sleek doorman service, the building offers easy access to all that NoHo has to offer, as well as convenient proximity to SoHo, NoLita, Greenwich Village, Washington Square Park, and multiple subway lines.
The expansive Smallbone of Devises-designed kitchen features abundant storage, a Statuario marble central island and countertop, multiple prep areas, and top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances. Bar seating, a spacious double-height living room, and a dining space accommodating 10-12 guests make entertaining effortless. Two well-appointed bedroom suites, both with ensuite baths, a stylish powder room, and a laundry room with a washer and vented dryer complete the main level.
Ascending the 3-Form Chroma-White Out suspended staircase, the upper level hosts the primary suite for ultimate privacy. The primary bedroom boasts floor-to-ceiling windows with serene garden views below, accompanied by a luxurious en-suite bathroom featuring a Matte Krion solid surface resin custom soaking tub, an oversized glass shower, dual vanity, and Hansgrohe-Axor by Citterio hardware.
Blending authentic luxury with rugged sophistication, the striking architecture of 22 Bond pays homage to the neighborhood's industrial heritage. Concealed behind a private corten steel facade, this boutique building comprises six units, each a hidden gem. Residents are treated to unique art installations by Federico Uribe and Roy Nachum, alongside a private urban garden designed by Future Green Studio and an outdoor lounge. With sleek doorman service, the building offers easy access to all that NoHo has to offer, as well as convenient proximity to SoHo, NoLita, Greenwich Village, Washington Square Park, and multiple subway lines.
Stories: 11
Units: 6
Total Rooms: 6
Pet Policy: Pets OK
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Estimated Monthly Costs
$48,353
Est. Mortgage
Est. Mortgage
$5,217
Common Charges
Common Charges
$3,953
Real Estate Tax
Real Estate Tax
$57,524
Monthly Total*
Monthly Total*
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