A Manhattan Penthouse Where Grandeur Meets the Sky
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Spanning 12,000 square feet of meticulously curated indoor and outdoor space across the crown of The Dandy—a Beaux-Arts landmark built in 1896 as the Dandy Hat Factory—this extraordinary NoHo penthouse redefines the ceiling of New York City residential living. Five bedrooms, two chef's kitchens, a heated rooftop pool, a home theater, a mezzanine gym, and two sweeping terraces compose a residence that functions, in every meaningful sense, as a private mansion in the sky. With bespoke details sourced from four continents and technology that anticipates every comfort, this is a home that rewards the most discerning eye at every turn.
Featured by Adam Modlin
