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If you want the full Soho loft experience–without the inconvenient DIY elements–this three-bedroom penthouse at 22 Wooster Street could be worth the $49,000 per month. Featured in Architectural Digest, this sophisticated top-floor co-op is ready for your downtown life–furniture included. Beyond good looks and expensive finishes, you’ll find what you need to make your days run smoothly–like a kitchen where your chef and staff can make a mess, allowing the main kitchen to be a stylish gathering space. Steve Gold, a real estate broker with the Corcoran Group and former cast member of the Bravo show “Million Dollar Listing,” is the owner. Gold currently stars in the new Netflix series “Selling the City,” a spin-off of “Selling Sunset.”
Gold paid $4.5 million in 2019 for the fifth-floor penthouse and spent another $2.5 million on the renovation, according to the New York Times. He first listed the property in 2021 for nearly $10 million and then again last April for $10.8 million.
The reality star told the New York Post last year that he and his family plan to stay in the city. He reportedly looked at condos at One High Line, where he co-leads sales with Deborah Kern.
Following a two-year, no-expenses-spared renovation, the home is a showcase of fine architecture and peerless materials throughout its 3,400 square feet of living space. The wide planks that comprise the flooring were imported from Denmark. Fourteen new windows line three exposures and five skylights illuminate from above.
Luxurious details include Italian full-slab stone surfaces, custom Venetian plasterwork created by artist Benjamin Lai, floating art walls, and engraved brushed bronze switches.
Entering via a key-locked elevator, you’ll find the great room is impressively vast beneath 11-foot ceilings. In true loft fashion, exposed beams and columns frame this living, dining, and entertaining zone.
On one side of the great room, the skylit main kitchen is anchored by a massive dining island. Visible surfaces of Calacatta Paonazzo book-matched marble and integrated lighting frame bespoke modern millwork. Gold worked with the Brazilian kitchen and cabinetry brand Ornare on both the kitchen and the main bedroom’s lofty walk-in closet.
The real magic happens behind a pocket door in the hidden “messy” kitchen. This chef-ready culinary engine room boasts dual ovens, a warming drawer, a wine cooler, and limited-edition JennAir appliances.
Also off the great room is a compact, private home office. A jewel-like powder room is lined with Calacatta Viola marble.
The large primary suite has two dressing rooms the size of average New York City bedrooms, with custom metal and glass shelving and integrated lighting. There’s also a freestanding clawfoot tub and a bath with radiant heated floors and marble floors and walls.
Additional highlights include an intelligent toilet, recessed medicine cabinets, and a spacious shower with a bench and Kohler dual rain showerheads.
Two more bedrooms are tucked away far enough from the main suite to ensure privacy. Both have en-suite baths, plenty of storage, and bespoke shelving that includes a hidden desk/vanity.
At your service is a laundry room featuring a vented, full-sized washer and dryer–and a dry cleaning machine. In addition to the latest in amenities and fancy fixtures and fittings, the recent renovation brought brand-new systems to the home, including four-zone HVAC and a video security system.
Built in 1920, the five-story warehouse building at 22 Wooster Street embodies the neighborhood’s iconic cast-iron-and-brick charm. The 13-unit elevator cooperative sits on an equally iconic cobblestone block, surrounded by the best of 21st-century Soho and Tribeca.
[Listing details: 22 Wooster Street, #PHN at CityRealty]
[At The Corcoran Group by Steve Gold]
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