This Boutique Bond Street Condo Is a Rare Find in NoHo

By Grace Cassidy Precious few streets in Manhattan these days are still paved with cobblestones. NoHo’s Bond Street—a two-block stretch of brick lane that runs east from Broadway to Bowery—is one of them. And at 41 Bond Street , midway between Lafayette and Bowery, is the only new development building on that iconic block comprised solely of floor-through homes. Even rarer, however, is the enviable stature of the DDG-designed boutique condo building relative to low-rise neighborhood around it. “Because of the height restrictions in this historic district, there are very few apartments in NoHo that actually clear their surrounding buildings,” said Douglas Elliman agent Clif Thorn . “Fewer still on Bond Street. And fewer still in this building—only the top two apartments offer south-facing views.” Thorn and his partner, Jim Testa , represent one of those, #7, which is currently on the market for $9,350,000 . The 2,592-square-foot home includes three bedrooms and three and one-half bathrooms and features seven-inch Austrian oak flooring, 11-foot ceilings, and a 45-foot south-facing great room with a custom-designed bluestone fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows that afford ample natural light and sweeping views of Lower Manhattan and beyond. The open chef’s kitchen is complete with Carrara marble countertops and Wolf and Miele appliances. Just steps away is a private, south-facing terrace. Along with private elevator entry, resident will have access to 24/7 concierge and doorman services.