"At the intersection of the Hudson Square and SoHo neighborhoods, 10 Sullivan Street rises as a 16-story wedge that makes a respectful nod to one of New York's most celebrated architectural icons: the Flatiron Building. Its unusual shape is part boat prow, part clothing iron, thanks to a long, narrow triangular lot that tapers to a point at the southern end."
"On the market for $9.5 million with The Corcoran Group, the elevator opens to a private landing, a quiet prelude to the foyer and entrance gallery that guide you into the great room. Three walls of oversized casement windows, including a semicircular expanse, and soaring 11-foot ceilings flood the space with sunlight and turn the skyline into an ever-changing artwork."
10 Sullivan Street is a 16-story triangular condominium building in the Hudson Square–SoHo border, designed with corbeled black-and-blond Norman brick and industrial-style windows. Unit 12A occupies the entire 12th floor, offering 2,950 square feet with three bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, and a 404-square-foot wraparound terrace. The private elevator landing opens to a foyer and entrance gallery leading to a great room with three walls of oversized casement windows, a semicircular expanse, and 11-foot ceilings that provide panoramic, unobstructed views to the Empire State Building. The open kitchen features a marble-topped island and Sub-Zero, Miele, and Thermador appliances. The unit is listed for $9.5 million.
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