54 Macdougal Street is conveniently perched on a picturesque tree-lined block in the Sullivan-Thompson Historic District at the crossroads of Soho, Greenwich Village and Hudson Square. This newly built elegant condominium is approaching completion and stands out in a sea of sameness, capturing the essence of its historic surroundings - once the site of a property belonging to Aaron Burr, the third Vice President of the USA - yet embracing all modern conveniences and amenities. This 4-unit building with interiors designed by Nicole Fuller is instantly distinctive with its intricate flemish bond and corbel Glen-Gery red brick facade and black paned Ponzio windows.

The key-locked fob-controlled elevator opens directly into this elegant 2-bedroom, 2 bathroom home. The foyer leads to a graciously scaled living room with oversized windows that reveal the west-facing views down tree lined King Street that allows superb privacy, light and open exposures to become part of the interior experience. A large kitchen with its Effeti back painted glass cabinets  and Arabescato natural stone counter tops features a Gaggenau refrigerator, Wolf range and microwave and Falmec hood. The Master Suite is quietly positioned facing East over a courtyard. It's en suite marble bathroom is accessed via a row of closets and features polished nickel Waterworks fixtures, Roberm wall cabinets, twin sinks, a deep soaking Kohler tub, Toto toilet and a glass enclosed separate shower.  A second bedroom and bathroom - with porcelain subway tiles and natural stone flooring also features fixtures from Waterworks, Roberm and Toto - complete the picture with a laundry closet housing a Miele washer/dryer.

The apartment features 7.25" wide Panaget Oak flooring throughout with European custom-designed panel doors with excellent sound attenuation and concealed hinges. Zoned Central Air-conditioning and heating with Nest thermostats. A brick and metal panel lobby with a video intercom system with remote access keeps the building discreet.

The Soho neighborhood provides every imaginable restaurant, retail boutique and mode of transportation, not to mention its charming cobbled streets with signature cast iron buildings. Just to your north is Greenwich Village that boasts an equally impressive array of amenities and conveniences. From Apple to Moncler, La Duree to The Guild, The Forum and Angelika Movie Theaters and a new Trader Joe's food market just 2 blocks away, this neighborhood has it all.