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<\/a><\/p>\nRenderings via 255bowery.com<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n The official site is on the loose for Karl Fischer-designed 255 Bowery<\/a>.<\/p>\n The seven-story metal and glass condo building offers four units in two- and three-bedroom layouts. Two commercial units occupy the bottom levels; the apartments start on the third floor, ranging from 1,193 square feet to 2,195 square feet for the three-bedroom duplex penthouse.<\/p>\n Interiors feature key-locked direct elevator entry,front-facade windows insulated to block out street noise, natural stone bathrooms with marble sinks, Poggenpohl kitchens and in-unit Bosch washer\/dryer. Amenities include a common roof deck and onsite storage.<\/p>\n The lot was formerly home to Cannon Co., a restaurant and bar equipment supplier now based in Brooklyn. Developer Shaky Cohen acquired the four-story building for $5.5 million, the New York Observer<\/a> reported. The developer then filed permits, issued in August<\/a>, to add three levels atop the existing structure.<\/p>\n The condo offering plan<\/a> was accepted in May, with a total initial price of $14.97 million. After three years of being shrouded in bars and netting, the building revealed itself in July, Bowery Boogie<\/a> reported.<\/p>\n Have a look at the floorplan for the penthouse (more here<\/a>):<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n