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21 Bond Street PH
$8,995,000
MLS# RLS20101267 · NoHo
Listed September 15, 2026 · 53 days on the market
4 Beds 3 Baths
About This Property
A Penthouse Loft Defined by Quiet Refinement in NoHo
ARCHITECTURAL PROVENANCE
21 Bond Street stands within the NoHo Historic District as a remarkable example of late 19th-century commercial Renaissance Revival architecture.
Commissioned by real estate operator Leon Tannenbaum and designed by Buchman & Deisler in 1893, the six-story loft and store building was conceived as a modern interpretation of the Renaissance Revival style. Its cast-iron storefront, framed by brownstone piers, Palladian-inspired second-story windows, and intricate rosettes set within a triangular pediment, reflects the decorative ambition of the era. Grouped openings on the upper floors—highlighted by terra-cotta fleurs-de-lis and a dramatic fanlight-style arch—complete the building’s elegant vertical rhythm beneath a classic iron cornice.
DESIGN INSPIRATION
Originally conceived as a Renaissance Revival storefront-and-loft building, the residence was reimagined by a noted New York architect whose firm’s international portfolio spans Aspen, Palm Beach, France, Italy, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia.
Seeking to reveal the original character of the 1893 structure, the architect stripped away Sheetrock, exposing the century-old brick and timber framing. A massive new skylight was installed at the center of the living room, drawing sunlight through 14-foot ceilings.
The flooring was replaced with Dinesen white oak planks, crafted from trees aged between 80 and 200 years and individually selected for their grain and proportion. Each HeartOak plank is joined with traditional oak butterfly joints, preserving the natural character and integrity of the wood.
Throughout, antique European elements introduce a sense of lived-in grandeur—a Provençal-style mantel discovered at the Paris flea market anchors the living room fireplace.
GREAT ROOM
• Three operable skylights with motorized blackout shades
• Four oak-framed arched windows with Lutron blackout shades and mosquito screens
• 14-foot ceilings and exposed brick walls
• Wide-plank Dinesen solid-oak floors
• Gas fireplace with antique French mantel (remote controlled)
• 11' × 10' operable skylight
• ERCO track-lighting system with wall washers and spotlights
• Sony projector with 125” motorized movie screen
KITCHEN
• Miele 36-inch refrigerator/freezer
• Miele dual-fuel range with grille/griddle
• Miele out-vented hood and dishwasher
• Custom oak cabinetry with antique chicken-wire glass
• Julien sink with integral drainboard and garbage disposal
• Rosso Verona marble countertops
• Vintage 1950s drafting chairs by General Fireproofing Co.
PRIMARY BEDROOM
• South-facing steel windows with oak Venetian finish
• 13-foot ceiling height
• Gas fireplace (remote controlled)
• Floor-to-ceiling oak wardrobes with mirrored fronts
ADDITIONAL BEDROOMS (3)
• Each accommodates a king-size bed
• Built-in desks and divided oak wardrobes
• Solar-powered skylights with blackout shades
BATHROOMS (2.5)
Primary Bathroom
• Radiant-heated French terracotta floors
• Deep porcelain cast-iron soaking tub
• 12-inch Barber Wilsons exposed shower assembly
• Antique Empire vanity with Belgian black-stone top
• Dual Toto sinks and custom brass electric towel warmer
• Extra-large dual medicine cabinets with Ann Morris sconces
• Smart heated toilet with bidet function
• Operable window with motorized Lutron blackout shade
Secondary Bathroom
• Heated French terracotta floors
• Antique mahogany vanity with dual Duravit sinks
• 12-inch Barber Wilsons exposed shower assembly
• Mirrored walls and walk-in glass shower
• Triple custom medicine cabinet with Ann Morris sconces
• Empire-style accents and custom brass towel warmer
• Smart heated toilet with bidet function
Powder Room
• Operable skylight with blackout shade
• Heated French terracotta floors
• Antique mahogany vanity with Belgian black-stone top
• Mirrored walls
• Smart heated toi
Agent's Note
From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by Compass.
Stripping the walls back to the 1893 brick and timber is the central design choice at 21 Bond Street. The architect removed the Sheetrock, so the century-old brick and timber framing show throughout. That gives the rooms their character, and it also means the brick and timber are the finish you live with every day. Buchman & Deisler designed the building in 1893 as a Renaissance Revival storefront and loft, and it sits in the NoHo Historic District Extension.
The great room shows the design most clearly. A skylight over the living room and three operable skylights bring daylight down through 14-foot ceilings, and motorized blackout shades let you control it. Four oak-framed arched windows have Lutron blackout shades and mosquito screens, so light can be adjusted from the windows as well. The gas fireplace is remote controlled and has an antique French mantel.
The kitchen is fitted with Miele appliances: a 36-inch refrigerator and freezer, a dual-fuel range with a grille and griddle, and an out-vented hood and dishwasher. The counters are Rosso Verona marble, and the custom oak cabinets have antique chicken-wire glass.
The apartment has its own washer and dryer, which removes a trip out of the building for laundry. The building is an elevator cooperative with five units, and it has a roof deck and laundry on site. This is a co-op, so the purchase runs through the building's board and its financial review. It's worth going over those requirements with your attorney early.
The Bleecker Street station is about one minute on foot, served by the 6, B, D, F and M, and Prince Street, served by the R and W, is about six minutes away. Washington Square Park and Sara D. Roosevelt Park are each about seven minutes on foot, and the 4th Street Food Co-Op is about four minutes.
Quick answers+
Does the apartment have in-unit laundry?
Yes. The apartment has a washer and dryer in the unit.
Does the building have outdoor space?
Yes. The building has a roof deck.
Does the building have an elevator?
Yes. It is an elevator cooperative, and the apartment has elevator access.
Curtis Bain
Brown Harris Stevens
Property Features
Home features
- Washer/dryer in unit
- Central air
- Central heating
- Fireplace
- City view
- Dishwasher
- Elevator access
Building amenities
Services and facilities
- Elevator
- Laundry in building
Outdoor space
- Roof deck
Estimate
Monthly Cost & Closing Costs
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$48,634 / month
- Principal and interest$45,484
- Maintenance$3,150
Due at closing
- Down payment (20%)$1,799,000
- NYS “mansion tax” (2.25%)$202,388
Co-op share loans aren't subject to mortgage recording tax. Not included: attorney, title insurance, lender and appraisal fees, board application and move-in fees, flip tax and prepaid items. Estimates only, based on the published New York State rates. Your attorney and lender will confirm the real figures.
About the Building
21 Bond Street is a 6-story elevator cooperative in Noho, completed in 1893 and home to 5 residential units. It sits within the Noho Historic District Extension.
The closest subway is Bleecker St (6, B, D, F, M), about a 1-minute walk. Sara D. Roosevelt Park is roughly 7 minutes away on foot.
Compiled from NYC public records and open data.
- Year Built
- 1893
- Stories
- 6
- Units
- 5
- Building Type
- Elevator Cooperative
- Historic District
- NoHo Historic District Extension
Location & Nearby
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21 Bond Street PH
Subway
- 6BDFMBleecker StAbout 1 min walk · Accessible
- RWPrince StAbout 6 min walk
- RW8 St-NYUAbout 8 min walk
- F2 AvAbout 8 min walk
Parks
- Sara D. Roosevelt ParkAbout 7 min walk
- Washington Square ParkAbout 7 min walk
Public schools · Elementary schools
- The Star Academy - P.S.63About 11 min walk
- Neighborhood SchoolAbout 11 min walk
- P.S. 20 Anna SilverAbout 14 min walk
Middle schools
- Great Oaks Kathleen Sherry Charter School · CharterAbout 14 min walk
- School for Global LeadersAbout 16 min walk
High schools
- Harvey Milk High SchoolAbout 7 min walk
- Cascades High SchoolAbout 9 min walk
Colleges & universities
- Hebrew Union CollegeAbout 5 min walk
- The Cooper UnionAbout 5 min walk
- New York UniversityAbout 6 min walk
- Long Island University (Brooklyn)About 7 min walk
Museums
- Merchant's House MuseumAbout 3 min walk
- Museum of Comic and Cartoon ArtAbout 5 min walk
- The Ukrainian MuseumAbout 6 min walk
- Ukrainian MuseumAbout 6 min walk
Walking times are estimates. Schools shown are the nearest public and charter schools and are not zone assignments; a nearby school is not necessarily the one an address is zoned for. Confirm zoning with the NYC Department of Education. Sources: MTA, NYC Parks and NYC Department of City Planning open data.
The Neighborhood
About NoHo
Noho is covered by our NoHo guide.
An intimate, landmarked enclave of cast-iron lofts and understated luxury in the heart of downtown.
Walkability
10/10
Public transit
9/10
Schools
6/10
Dining
10/10
Groceries & parks
7/10
Gallery
Property Photos
Listing Courtesy of Compass
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