A Timeless NoHo Loft Set on Iconic Cobblestone Street Originally constructed in 1871 by renowned architect Stephen Decatur Hatch, 7 Bond Street is a cast-iron Second Empire gem commissioned by the Robbins & Appleton Company—best known for manufacturing watch cases for the American Waltham Watch Company. Distinguished by its ornate façade, soaring arched windows, and elegant mansard roof, the building embodies the industrial sophistication of 19th-century NoHo. Designated a New York City landmark in 1979 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982, it was thoughtfully converted in 1986 into a 20-unit boutique condominium. Residence Highlights • Sun-Filled Living: Three oversized, south-facing windows flood the home with natural light and frame picturesque views of Bond Street’s historic cobblestones. • Loft Character: A sprawling 25’ x 28’ great room with over 12-foot ceilings, exposed brick walls, and wide-plank hardwood floors—capturing classic NoHo loft living. • Functional Design: Thoughtfully laid out with a full primary bath, a separate powder room for guests, and generous closet space. • In-Unit Washer/Dryer Building Details • Boutique Condominium: Just 20 residences in a landmark cast-iron building • Roof Deck with City Views • Elevator Building Location & Lifestyle Located on NoHo’s most coveted cobblestone block, 7 Bond offers a rare blend of quiet charm and vibrant downtown living. Surrounded by world-class dining, curated boutiques, contemporary galleries, and cultural landmarks, the neighborhood pulses with creative energy. With multiple subway lines nearby, city access is seamless—making this home a perfect sanctuary in the heart of it all. Disclaimer **Currently configured as an open loft, easily convertible to a one-bedroom layout *All square footage measurements are approximate and provided for informational purposes only.