54 Thompson Street #PH
New York City, NY 10013

Boasting over 8000 sqft of meticulously curated indoor and private outdoor roof deck space, 54 Thompson epitomizes refined luxury and coveted privacy. Spanning across two floors, offering four bedrooms, three bathrooms with four powder rooms, the penthouse at 54 Thompson Street is a lofty oasis tucked away in SoHo.Upon entering the expansive elevator and ascending to the private landing, the grandeur of the residence unfolds as one steps into the sprawling living and dining area, a sanctuary of sophistication and style. With lofty 14-foot ceilings and expansive windows adorning every wall, the open-concept design amplifies the sense of space and elegance. The open-concept design elevates the experience to unprecedented heights. Outside, a rooftop terrace beckons, offering a captivating sanctuary with breathtaking views, seamlessly extending the living space into the outdoors and providing an exquisite backdrop for alfresco gatherings.The centerpiece of the residence, a majestic ballroom measuring an impressive 36' 57', sets the stage for grand gatherings, while an adjacent TV nook offers a cozy retreat within this palatial setting. Whether hosting intimate soires or lavish affairs, this residence offers a versatile canvas for unforgettable entertaining. For moments of repose, four bedroom suites await, each boasting a walk-in closet and opulent spa-like bathroom, ensuring a luxurious retreat for all. The home is outfitted with an in-unit laundry room, pantry, and lofted space for additional storage or a small home gym.Nestled within a quaint enclave exuding the timeless allure of historic Soho, this distinguished address enjoys a serene ambiance, shielded from the bustling pedestrian thoroughfares of neighboring districts by its discreet surroundings. Built at the turn of the 20th century, 54 Thompson Street is a converted condominium with full-time door attendants and a desirable SoHo address. The building is surrounded by trendy restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops, and it is close to Tribeca, the West Village, Chinatown, NoHo, and the Hudson River Greenway.