The apartment is on Broome Street in New York City's SoHo neighborhood, which was once an industrial district.
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The owners of the luxurious four-bedroom, 6.5 bathroom penthouse spent four years renovating the home, which resides in a landmarked cast-iron condominium dating back to 1873.
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The largest of the living areas, called the "Great Room," is illuminated by two skylights and six large arched windows overlooking the neighborhood below. Two wood-burning fireplaces face each other from opposite ends of the room.
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Cooking enthusiasts will love the massive kitchen, which has an 86-inch range and black granite countertops.
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The master suite has its own wood-burning fireplace, a coffee bar, 20 custom closets, and French doors that open to dual private terraces.
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The space was designed to merge indoor and outdoor living, with 3,700 square feet of private exteriors.
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The outdoor areas are partially covered by heated steel and glass canopies. On the entertaining terrace, there's a wood-burning fireplace and a TV alcove.
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There's even a hot tub, where the lucky buyer can have a relaxing soak while taking in the views of lower Manhattan.
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The home also comes with full-time doorman services and an exclusive rear yard with two parking spaces.
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