Perched above the most desirable block in NOHO amongst the city's most cherished cast iron buildings is this trophy Ian Schrager property:  Located in Pritzker Prize-winning architects Hertzog & de Meuron's landmark 40 Bond Street, this exceptional private full floor residence is of an unprecedented caliber. The David Mann-designed apartment spans almost 140 feet of south-facing frontage, all overlooking an extraordinary, lushly landscaped Jeff Mendoza-designed 20ft deep terrace, the entire length of the apartment. Rarely, if ever, does a residence of these proportions become available. Enter the apartment through a gracious entry foyer that leads to the expansive living room with a sleek wood-burning fireplace as the focal point. Floor-to-ceiling windows are on both sides of this room affording a remarkable sense of dimension from South to North:  a dining room and Austrian smoked oak wood kitchen with Corian counters and professional appliances adjoin. A sumptuous Master Suite comprises a large bedroom with a fireplace overlooking the terrace with an en suite bathroom featuring the signature custom-designed graffiti-patterned Corian, a massive windowed walk-in closet/dressing room, and his' and hers' offices. On the other end of the apartment are three additional bedroom suites each with their own bathroom and generous closet space. The full service building with its molded glass facade and graffiti fence at the street level features a 24 hour attended lobby, large gym and valet parking. Ducted, zoned central air conditioning, wide plank hardwood floors and 11ft ceilings feature throughout the apartment.