Comprising 2200 square feet of sumptuous sun-drenched space, this rare New York city jewel features two bedrooms plus an office/third bedroom, two marble baths a powder room, corner living room, dining and a gourmet breakfast kitchen. The 13 ft. ceiling throughout exemplifies volume and airiness. The home is framed by walls of oversized 10 ft. windows. Beautiful plaster moldings and natural wide-plank herringbone floors, central air conditioning, laundry room with washer and dryer, alarm system and ample storage add to the unit's efficiency, security and luxurious comfort. Additional storage space is allocated to the unit in the building's cellar. A lobby attendant is available 24-hours a day, specially catering round the clock to only three grand residences. 

Located in New York's most coveted and beautiful cobblestone street, 54 Bond recently won The New York Landmarks Conservancy's most prestigious Moses Award for the labor-of-love, immaculate restoration of its iconic cast iron facade, intricate wrought iron railings and sidewalk. 

In 1967, the former The Bouwerie Lane Theater (built in 1874) was designated a New York City landmark, and it was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. The AIA Guide to New York City calls it "One of the most sophisticated cast-iron buildings."