115 Mercer is a smaller development than most that dot the landscape of Manhattan, but here it isn’t quantity that counts anyway. With only two penthouses and six lofts, neighbors have no excuse not to intermingle–that is, if they ever leave the sanctuary of their homes. Each unit emphasizes space and utility. Loft units have high ceilings, three large windows and an open-style layout to give residents plenty of room to move around. Kitchens include the standard amenities, and a few extra, such as a microwave, a GE wine cooler, and a trash compactor. And master baths include oversized showers, soaking tubs and laundry areas, complete with washers and dryers. A thermostatically warmed limestone floor overlays this luxury. Even the towel racks are heated, so residents can enjoy cozy warmth after a shower instead of a chilly towel. Finally, white oak floors throughout provide residents with a crisp, airy feel.

The condominiums at 115 Mercer don’t just provide their residents with cosmetic appeal, but include services most people don’t typically expect. Access to the building and to the elevator is key-controlled to ensure that only residents can enter the premises. Not only does this stop crime, it limits visitors to only those that the residents allow in, cutting down on door-to-door salespersons. All new residents are also awarded a one-year membership to Quintessentially, a comprehensive concierge service. For those who call 115 Mercer home, this means less time running trivial errands and more time enjoying the finer things that this neighborhood offers.

SoHo is a creative combination of old values and new attitudes. Close to numerous boutiques and small shops such as the Apple Store, Prada, and Eileen Lane, 115 Mercer is in the middle of this area, once a manufacturing center but now the home to some of the largest and airiest lofts in New York City.

Those who really value contemporary high-class living, the two duplex penthouses at 115 Mercer are really something to respect. With an elevator that opens directly into the condominium, residents can expect more huge windows, an office or workroom, and a private terrace. Corcoran currently handles sales, and the price for two-bedroom, two-bath condominiums begin at just shy of three million dollars.

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This entry was posted on Sunday, August 19th, 2007 at 7:33 am and is filed under Soho.