True North. There is mint condition, and then there is triple mint, one of a kind, curated luxury. With open, wraparound views from 30 windows, this floor thru loft with four exposures is a front row seat to the cycles of the sun and the skyline of New York City. The taste, care and customization that went into its metamorphosis is rarely seen. It has never been occupied- the entire property is pristine and untouched. The keyed elevator opens to a private landing with a private security system/video monitor. You enter from here to a massive 20x30 foot living room which looks directly West at a rare mix of classic spires and modern skyscrapers including City Hall, the Woolworth Building, and the Freedom Tower. The floors throughout the home are 12 inch white oak. A drop down projector has been placed in the ceiling with accompanying screen, all on remote control and wired for cable and TV- no monitor to distract from your view. Speakers are in the ceiling throughout the home and the living area has one of two separate Sonos zones. A windowed home office is adjacent to the front door.. All windows have motorized remote controlled Roman shades. The kitchen is elegant and refined with every convenience- Miacucina kitchen cabinets and built-ins, Silestone countertop, SubZero 36 inch cabinet refrigerator with double bottom freezer in solid Walnut, Kallista pull-down faucet, Smeg cooktop, Miele oven and one touch Miele vented hood. A garbage disposal has been installed, and a water filtration system runs through every faucet in the apartment. A mirrored backsplash reflects the view back inside. Past the kitchen is the laundry and second bed/bath. The small bedroom faces north with custom built-ins; the bath has shower/tub combination and a window to the South. Both baths are encased in floor to ceiling terrazzo tiling and fitted with Toto Washlet toilet/bidets.. The vanities are Cubik from Idea Group with Robern touch sensitive incandescent lighting. Both baths have radiant heated floors and Kohler fixtures. At the east end of the apartment is the primary bedroom suite. The views north run from Seward Park to midtown- the Empire State Building center stage. To the south and east are magical bridges and open skies. The TV here is already installed and connected to your second Sonos zone. The freestanding wall behind the bed has built in nightstands and custom wallpaper hand painted in China. Both bedrooms have blackout shades behind the Roman shades, which can be positioned separately at a touch. You have double access to the 16x7 windowed walk-in closet, which has been customized by California Closets. The windowed master bath has the same fixtures and components mentioned above, but with a separate tub and double walk in shower that has a linear drain and converts to a steam room with an interior touch pad control system and built-in drop down bench. The apartment was gutted to the exterior walls and was foam insulated for sound against walls and both slabs . The double paned, double hung Marvin windows are all new. There are new steam radiators, new central heat and AC with all new mechanicals, ductwork and condenser, newly rewired circuit panels with 200 amperage, and a Nest thermostat. Built in 1912, the Garfield Building has only 13 units across 9 floors. It is very private and on a quiet block in the heart of the best of the Lower East side near Dimes, Cervo's, Dirt Candy, JaJas Mexicana, Dhamahka, and Contra; as well as countless galleries, shops, the International Center of Photography, and the new Essex Market. The F train is one block away, as is Seward Park. The building has bike storage and recently updated its interiors and intercoms, which are tech savvy and cell phone operated. The fully landscaped roof deck with sweeping views of Manhattan and the East River is two floors up. The custom furnishings are available for sale separately with the unit, as is the art by Fabian Burgos. All were curated by CPB Studios.
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