The listing says that, "Despite the perceived impracticality, the threshold is an important spatial concept for the offerings architect who is drawn to the tension created by the juxtaposition of opposites," which we TOTALLY understand
Apparently the building used to be a "dental factory," which only adds to the horror movie vibe
What, no draw bridge?
Rubber boots not included
First thing we'd do is install a swing
Sleek floors + water installations is just asking for an accident
At least you'll never be blamed for wetting the bed
The shower seems a bit redundant
The office/art room is the most normal room BY FAR
Heads up!
Where it is
225 East 21st Street, Manhattan, NY
What to love
Never worrying about spills
What to consider
The sound of running water always making you want to pee
The stats
6,500 square feet 5 bedrooms 4.5 bathrooms
Property listed for $7,500,000 USD by realtor Stefania Cardinali of Corcoran Group
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The listing says that, "Despite the perceived impracticality, the threshold is an important spatial concept for the offerings architect who is drawn to the tension created by the juxtaposition of opposites," which we TOTALLY understand
Apparently the building used to be a "dental factory," which only adds to the horror movie vibe
What, no draw bridge?
Rubber boots not included
First thing we'd do is install a swing
Sleek floors + water installations is just asking for an accident
At least you'll never be blamed for wetting the bed
The shower seems a bit redundant
The office/art room is the most normal room BY FAR
Heads up!
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