Building: MacDougal Lofts

173 MacDougal will be the first and last doorman loft condominium offered within one block of Washington Square Park. Built circa 1890, this Romanesque Revival building offers three-bedroom loft residences beautifully restored to retain its original design with superb modern finishes by Traboscia Roiatti , which includes the possibility of combining a full floor for up to 4700 square feet with six bedrooms. Amongst the most coveted pre-war loft features: ceilings up to 11.6’ feet high, massive 10’ by 10.5’ windows with Juliette glass balconies, red brick arched windows, these lofts are bestowed with the most spectacular views in Village including direct south views to Washington Square Park, MacDougal Alley, Empire State and downtown vistas are far as the eye can see. Interiors feature handcrafted English kitchens by Smallbone of Devizes with the Subzero, Wolf and Miele appliances, wide-plank solid Brazilian Cherry floors, private terraces, glass-enclosed fireplace, radiant heated floors throughout. The Spa Master bath is outfitted with dual vanity topped with white slab carrerra marble and walnut cabinetry, steam shower with a custom teak bench and 6’ Kohler cast-iron bathtub. Additional luxuries include generous walk-in closets, Miele washer-dryer and 8 foot solid-core French doors. A gracious entry foyer leads to an airy loft living area with floor-to-ceiling Marvin casement windows. Lobby designed by TRA Studio. Completed Winter 2008.