Few downtown homes offer what Residence 2D does: a seamless dialogue between architecture and outdoor space. Spanning approximately 1,200 square feet indoors and extending to a 600-square-foot private terrace, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom through-floor residence at One Kenmare Square redefines loft-style living for the modern era. Designed by Richard Gluckman in collaboration with André Balazs, the building’s sculptural glass façade has become an icon along Lafayette and Crosby Streets. Inside, the residence reflects the same clarity of form, with over 10-foot ceilings, triple-glazed windows that rise nearly floor to ceiling, and uninterrupted eastern light across Petrosino Square.
The open living and dining area anchors the home, offering a dedicated bar and generous proportions for entertaining or quiet evenings. The open concept kitchen is both refined and functional, centered on a Carrera marble peninsula and outfitted with sleek gray cabinetry and a full suite of Miele and Sub-Zero appliances. The primary suite, with direct access to the terrace, is designed as a private retreat. An expansive dressing area and en-suite bath complete the space, clad in Blue de Savoie marble and appointed with a soaking tub, walk-in shower, and double vanity. The secondary bedroom, which is equally bright, versatile, and also overlooking the terrace, is served by a second full bath with a soaking tub. Additional features of the home include solid ash hardwood floors, zoned climate control, and in unit washer/dryer. The terrace is the defining element of this home: a brick- and steel-framed expanse with electricity and water lines, equally suited to dining, gardening, or quiet retreat. More than an amenity, it is an outdoor extension of the home that shifts with the seasons.
Residents of One Kenmare Square enjoy a 24-hour doorman and concierge, a resident manager, private fitness center, and a discreet Crosby Street entrance. Outside the lobby doors lie the restaurants, boutiques, and texture of SoHo and Nolita, including Balthazar, Jack’s Wife Freda, and Sant Ambroeus, all within steps.
Few downtown homes offer what Residence 2D does: a seamless dialogue between architecture and outdoor space. Spanning approximately 1,200 square feet indoors and extending to a 600-square-foot private terrace, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom through-floor residence at One Kenmare Square redefines loft-style living for the modern era. Designed by Richard Gluckman in collaboration with André Balazs, the building’s sculptural glass façade has become an icon along Lafayette and Crosby Streets. Inside, the residence reflects the same clarity of form, with over 10-foot ceilings, triple-glazed windows that rise nearly floor to ceiling, and uninterrupted eastern light across Petrosino Square.
The open living and dining area anchors the home, offering a dedicated bar and generous proportions for entertaining or quiet evenings. The open concept kitchen is both refined and functional, centered on a Carrera marble peninsula and outfitted with sleek gray cabinetry and a full suite of Miele and Sub-Zero appliances. The primary suite, with direct access to the terrace, is designed as a private retreat. An expansive dressing area and en-suite bath complete the space, clad in Blue de Savoie marble and appointed with a soaking tub, walk-in shower, and double vanity. The secondary bedroom, which is equally bright, versatile, and also overlooking the terrace, is served by a second full bath with a soaking tub. Additional features of the home include solid ash hardwood floors, zoned climate control, and in unit washer/dryer. The terrace is the defining element of this home: a brick- and steel-framed expanse with electricity and water lines, equally suited to dining, gardening, or quiet retreat. More than an amenity, it is an outdoor extension of the home that shifts with the seasons.
Residents of One Kenmare Square enjoy a 24-hour doorman and concierge, a resident manager, private fitness center, and a discreet Crosby Street entrance. Outside the lobby doors lie the restaurants, boutiques, and texture of SoHo and Nolita, including Balthazar, Jack’s Wife Freda, and Sant Ambroeus, all within steps.
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