285 Lafayette Street, Penthouse A
Four Bedrooms Three and a Half Bathrooms Approx. 2,890 Interior Sq Ft
Approx. 860 Sq Ft of Private Outdoor Space

Set on one of SoHo's most desirable blocks, this exceptional  duplex penthouse offers a rare synthesis of volume, light, and architectural presence. Encompassing approximately  2,890 interior square feet, complemented by  860 square feet of private outdoor space, the residence delivers a sense of openness and scale that is increasingly difficult to find in downtown Manhattan.

A  keyed elevator opens directly into the home, introducing dramatic ceiling heights ranging from  10 feet to over 20 feet, most strikingly within the  double-height living room. A sculptural floating staircase serves as both architectural centerpiece and functional art, creating an environment equally suited to refined entertaining and private daily living.

The  open chef's kitchen is designed with both form and performance in mind and is equipped with  premium Miele appliances, including a 30-inch wine refrigerator, a 36-inch side-by-side refrigerator and freezer, convection and speed ovens, a water filtration and chiller system, stainless steel cabinetry, and Corian countertops.

The residence features  four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, with spa-like  Carrara marble baths that are timeless, restrained, and thoughtfully detailed. Five terraces extend the living experience outdoors, offering multiple moments of light, air, and privacy. Additional highlights include a  newly installed HVAC system with sleek linear diffusers,  Lutron lighting,  integrated Sonos audio, a  central fireplace, and  Brazilian cherry wood flooring throughout.

Originally constructed in the late 19th century as the  Hawley & Hoops chocolate factory, 285 Lafayette Street is a significant example of SoHo's industrial heritage and among the neighborhood's earliest luxury loft conversions. Today, the boutique condominium offers a  24-hour doorman and concierge, a thoughtfully renovated lobby, a landscaped common roof terrace, and  two separate points of entry, including a discreet Mulberry Street entrance that provides an added layer of privacy and security.

Situated at the intersection of  SoHo and Nolita, this penthouse represents a rare opportunity to acquire a residence of enduring architectural integrity, substantial scale, and exceptional outdoor space within one of Manhattan's most established and historically important downtown neighborhoods.