Listing Courtesy of R New York
$17,950,000
Potential Rebate: $269,250
Welcome to 30 Sullivan Street, a one-of-a-kind, 25-foot wide SoHo townhouse, reimagined by internationally acclaimed AD100 designer Giancarlo Valle and prominently featured in Architectural Digest. Spanning nearly 6,000 square feet of interior space and over 1,500 square feet of private outdoor living, this triple-mint residence is more than a home—it’s a fully curated design journey, where architecture, art, and interiors come together with museum-quality craftsmanship. With 11-foot ceilings, expansive 8-foot windows, radiant heat, central air, and every modern convenience—including a private elevator, dumbwaiter, laundry chute, Savant smart home system, and motorized shades—the residence balances striking grandeur with effortless livability.<br><br>Parlor Floor<br>Your experience begins at the gated entry, setting the tone with privacy and distinction before you reach the front door. Inside, you are met by the home’s architectural spine: a sculptural cement staircase, at once striking and serene. To one side, the oak-paneled library is an intimate retreat. Nearby, a jewel-box powder room showcases Moroccan zellige tile sinks and hand-patinated ceramic pulls — an early glimpse of the bespoke artistry found throughout the residence.<br><br>Kitchen & Garden<br>The Poliform chef’s kitchen is as refined as it is functional, with Sub-Zero, Miele, and Viking appliances, Lagano marble countertops, and custom walnut cabinetry. The space flows directly onto a landscaped 630-square-foot garden, complete with outdoor kitchen—blending indoor elegance with outdoor serenity.<br><br>Second Floor<br>The formal entertaining level is defined by texture, scale, and light. The living room features hand-troweled plaster walls and a zellige-tiled fireplace, while floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light. Across the hall, the dining room makes a bold statement with its aubergine palette, precision millwork, and Josef Hoffmann–inspired trim. A discreet powder room completes this level with understated elegance.<br><br>Third Floor<br>The third floor hosts three bedrooms, each infused with custom detail and natural light, and served by two full baths—designed with the same artisanal quality and cohesion as the rest of the home.<br><br>Fourth Floor<br>The primary suite spans the entire fourth floor and is enveloped in a rich, navy palette, creating a calming, immersive retreat. This sanctuary includes a gas fireplace, extensive custom built-ins, and a spa-inspired bathroom with double vanities, a freestanding soaking tub, steam shower, and access to a private 180-square-foot terrace—complete with an infrared sauna and tranquil western views.<br><br>Roof & Lower Level<br>Above, the rooftop terrace is an entertainer’s dream: fully equipped with an outdoor kitchen, wet bar, fireplace, and powder room—all framed by skyline views. Below, the fully finished lower level provides extraordinary flexibility, including a large bedroom, media/playroom, gym, maid’s room, and a dedicated laundry room with chute. A private, high-speed elevator connects all levels seamlessly.<br><br>30 Sullivan Street is more than an address—it is a design statement, a home where every finish, fixture, and furnishing has been carefully chosen or custom-designed - bringing a sense of depth, character, and soul to the home. 30 Sullivan Street offers a living experience that is as inspiring as it is timeless.
$97,532 per month
30 year fixed, 6.28% Interest
One-time rebate at closing
$269,250
Monthly savings impact
$748/mo
💡 Estimated at 1.5% of purchase price
The rebate is paid to you at closing and can help offset closing costs or other expenses.
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This building commands a premium compared to the neighborhood baseline. This typically indicates superior amenities, newer construction, or prime positioning within SoHo.
SoHo (South of Houston) is the retail capital of New York City and a global icon of loft living. Famous for its cast-iron architecture and cobblestone streets, it is an open-air mall of high fashion and art. For buyers exploring SoHo Manhattan real estate, it offers the ultimate "downtown" lifestyle.
Living in SoHo, Manhattan is stylish and energetic. The streets are a runway, filled with models, tourists, and locals shopping at flagship stores. As a premier Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it combines historic industrial beauty with modern luxury.
The market for homes for sale in SoHo is legendary. It is defined by massive cast-iron lofts with soaring ceilings, Corinthian columns, and oversized windows. These spaces, once factories, are now some of the most expensive apartments in the world.
New construction is rare and often hidden behind historic facades. The area attracts a global elite—from tech entrepreneurs to Hollywood stars—who value the unique architectural character and central location.
The lifestyle in SoHo is cosmopolitan. Residents have the world's best shopping at their doorstep, from Chanel to Supreme. Dining is equally high-end, with power-lunch spots like Balthazar serving as neighborhood institutions.
The community is a mix of old-guard artists (who are protected by AIR - Artist in Residence zoning) and wealthy newcomers. It is busy by day but quiets down surprisingly well on the side streets at night.
SoHo is incredibly well-connected. The R/W trains at Prince Street, the 6 at Spring Street, and the C/E at Spring Street provide comprehensive coverage. Canal Street to the south offers access to almost every line.
It is a walker's paradise. You can easily walk to Tribeca, the West Village, and Nolita, making it the perfect launchpad for downtown exploration.
While SoHo itself is dense with buildings, it is close to Hudson River Park to the west. The Vesuvio Playground is a local favorite for families.
Amenities are focused on consumption: high-end gyms like Equinox, luxury spas, and gourmet markets like Dean & DeLuca (historically, though the retail landscape shifts). It is a neighborhood designed for those who enjoy the finer things.
SoHo is best for fashion lovers, art collectors, and buyers who dream of authentic loft living in one of the world's most recognizable neighborhoods.

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