Rare Sponsor Sale. Stellar redo on one of the few tree-lined blocks of Wooster Street. Opulence is on full display through a mix of modern technology and old-world charm found in the details, superior craftsmanship and finishing throughout this magnificent renovation. Nero-Marquina marble door jambs are embedded in lacquered wood panel walls throughout the main room, with a treetop view framed by massive restored historic pivot windows. A full Lutron system with savant interface and comprehensive AV system enhances this chic SoHo loft and provides the ease of modern-day living. Headlining the grand living space and allowing much light are the six 6 foot, 6 inch x 5 foot double pane swivel windows that set the stage for large scale entertaining or peaceful days in your serene sanctuary. Hand-built glass and steel walls and doors by Blissnoram define the foyer and front bedroom. 10 inch wide Spressart Bavarian oak extra-long floorboards are contrasted by the original exposed wooden columns and beams that punctuate this (approximately 3800 square foot) well-appointed, full-floor residence. The gorgeous SieMatic kitchen, encased in Natural Leathered White Quartzite, is replete with cabinets of nickel, glass and flannel gray lacquer. Delivering a master chef's dream is a suite of Gaggenau appliances, with 5-burner cooktop, fully vented hood, double ovens, wine storage and an abundance of counter space. The two large primary bedrooms are en suite, and a third bedroom overlooks leafy Wooster street. The grand suite includes an elegant paneled sitting room with wood-burning fireplace while the larger primary features an enormous walk-in closet. The third bedroom, currently used as a den, is off of the living room and with its custom steel and glass wall and doors, completes the 40 foot expanse of Wooster frontage. Take your pick: full slab, book-matched marble is featured in the baths and all hardware is by Waterworks. The five-fixture primary master bath is clad in book-match Statuary marble and features handsome charcoal cerused oak millwork surrounds. The "second" primary bathroom is five-fixture as well and graced with walls and floors of Calacatta and Nero-Marquina marble. The third bathroom features a large shower with Nero-Marquina floors and Bianco Dolomiti walls. Accessed via a keyed elevator, this unit has its own heating and cooling system in addition to the building heat. The large laundry room comes with a fully vented dryer and utility sink. All windows have been replaced and there is a full package of recessed lighting and beautiful chandeliers throughout, all tied to the Lutron system. Built in 1903 and located in the SoHo Cast-Iron District, 14-16 Wooster, is a well-kept, pet-friendly Cooperative. With just 7 units, the boutique building is a discrete and private escape in the heart of Downtown. Close to the Canal Street and West Broadway corridors, blocks from subway lines A/C/E, 1, J/Z, N/Q/R, 6 and Citibikes, and minutes away from the spectacular Hudson River Park. Although surrounded by galleries, restaurants, shops and all that is the vibrant life and eternal cool that is SoHo, this part of Wooster remains wonderfully less travelled, but so solidly SoHo. Number 2 at 14 Wooster, a modern jewel firmly set in Manhattan's most popular historic district.
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