Built in 1874 as the Bond Street Savings Bank but more famously known as the Bouwerie Lane Theater, 54 Bond Street is a cast-iron building of three condominiums located in the heart of NoHo. Designated a landmark and listed in the National Register of Historic Places, 54 Bond Street is a building of stately, detailed exteriors and interiors that enhance this Manhattan condominium's pre-war charms while adding touches of modern luxury. Complementing the off-white Italianate exterior of 54 Bond Street are the three luxury condominium units, all which boast high ceilings and mahogany windows with streaming sunlight and picturesque New York City views. The bottom two units are full-floor loft condominiums and feature two bedrooms each, with meticulous finishings and fresh contemporary designs. But the main draw of 54 Bond Street is the posh penthouse suite, which spans three floors and includes four bedrooms, a private rooftop garden, a terraced dining area, and a full kitchen with formal dining room. With the additional amenities of a virtual doorman system and ample storage space, 54 Bond Street is a gem of privacy and luxury among the popular condominiums of NoHo.