The Schumacher, 36 Bleecker Street, #3A

Enduring Quality of Historic Architecture

Be the first to reside in this stunning three bedroom, three and a half bathroom residence at the, coveted, Schumacher Condominium in Noho.

Measuring at approximately 2,991 sq. ft., Apartment 3A is generously proportioned, boasting 11 ft., original, barrel-vault brick ceilings, providing this spectacular space with that rare balance of historic integrity and modern design. High ceilings and copious wall space offer the perfect display for your inner art collector.

You don't have to be a gallery curator to notice the considerable artistic influence present within the entire building.

The immense size of the residence is beautifully highlighted in the 35x23 ft. great-room which perfectly overlooks the treetops of historic Bleecker Street through large abundant windows. Next to the great room is an exquisite kitchen, beautifully finished with marble countertops, large kitchen island, abundant cabinet space and top of the line appliances.

All three bedrooms face the spectacular Courtyard Garden, designed by the internationally acclaimed landscape architect, Ken Smith of MoMA fame, providing views of lush plantings and ribbons of greenery.

Each bedroom includes the convenience of an en suite bath, as well as high ceilings and ample closet space. The massive master suite features a bright, south-facing, windowed bath as well as 9x9 ft. walk-in closet.

A beautiful powder room and side-by-side washer and dryer provide the final touches to this spectacular residence.

Once a historic Romanesque Revival-style print atelier, the Schumacher was re-envisioned into a boutique condominium of 20 unique residences.

It was thoughtfully restored to its original grandeur by team of visionaries who were able to capture the timeless appeal and enduring quality of the original design.

The Schumacher offers a 24/7 doorman concierge, fitness center, children's playroom, and a beautiful roof deck.

For more information please contact New York Residence.

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