The zenith of a distinctive SoHo pre-war condominium conversion. Originally the top two floors of a historic printing building, this luxurious duplex has been painstakingly restored with an eye towards preservation. The result is a stunning living and entertaining space, crowned by an enviable outdoor roof. The 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom apartment spans 4,300 square feet, designed with a concentration on entertainment possibilities, while the 2,000-square-foot terrace is an unparalleled urban oasis complete with a children's tree house, private outdoor shower, and an open-air screening room for movies, sports, and more under the stars. An expansive entry foyer, immediately inundated with sunlight, sets the tone of this dramatic home. Preserved pre-war details including exposed brick walls, oversized windows and wood-burning fireplaces matched by a full range of the finest luxury amenities. The upper level includes a windowed chef's kitchen outfitted with stainless steel appliances including a hooded range, double-oven and two dishwashers, alongside custom cherry wood cabinets, a farmhouse sink, a large central island and separate breakfast bar. The graceful living room, outfitted with wide-plank floors, features a south-facing wall of glass leading to one of two large terraces. On the opposite end of this level, the spacious formal dining room has floor-to-ceiling glass windows leading out to a private patio, which in turn winds upward towards the lushly-landscaped roof terrace. This outdoor oasis offers endless opportunities for entertaining, most notably Manhattan's most desirable private movie theater, with a projection-equipped setup and rows of stadium seating.