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Deactivated in 1970, the old firehouse in Manhattan was transformed into a luxury residence of 636 m² and put up for sale for US$ 21 million
An 1864 firehouse in Manhattan, New York, was transformed into a luxury apartment and put up for sale for US$ 21 million, an amount exceeding around R$ 100 million, combining residential and professional use in a single property.
Historic firehouse renovated
Deactivated in 1970, the old firehouse underwent several revitalizations until it gained its current configuration.
Today, the address functions as a luxury apartment designed for different forms of occupancy.
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The property was listed by Sotheby’s International Realty. The asking price reinforces the multi-use character of the property, which allows for both living and working in the same space.
Design and structure
The interiors bear the signature of JG Neukomm Architecture. The residence also features a private elevator and a garage with capacity for four cars.
In total, the property has 636 m². The internal layout has been organized to accommodate social areas, support environments, and more private sectors on the top floor.
Bedrooms and main areas
The three bedrooms are located on the upper floor. The luxury apartment also includes six bathrooms in its internal composition.
The main living room stands out for its eight-meter high ceiling and skylights. The kitchen has brick walls and large windows, enhancing the entry of natural light into the space.
Garden and internal spaces
Another highlight of the property is the landscaped garden of 90 m². The outdoor area complements the proposal of the luxury apartment installed in a building with historical origins.
The original staircase of the firehouse leads to a media room, a powder room, and the garage. These spaces maintain circulation between the areas in an integrated manner.
Adapted lower level
On the lower floor, the property houses an entertainment area adapted as a jazz club. The space also includes a small office and a wine cellar.
With this configuration, the old firehouse combines historical elements and contemporary functions. The result is a property aimed at distinct uses within the same structure in Manhattan.
With information from Casa Vogue.
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