The luxury condominium building so luxurious it has its own currency, 25 Bond Street in NoHo is one of three sibling buildings located on this cobblestone street in lower Manhattan. A stout building with a hand-chiseled limestone facade and only nine units, 25 Bond Street makes up for its small stature with a unique presence and top-notch amenities. With its short stature and quality façade, 25 Bond Street fits into the NoHo neighborhood with ease. For 25 Bond Street, the name of the game is exclusivity. The stunning façade is made with Egyptian limestone that protrudes in front of a bronze and glass window wall. While there are only 9 units, each unit is huge, featuring 90-foot-long living rooms and 7,300 square feet of polished oak flooring in the largest apartments. Boasting a “two of everything” philosophy that applies itself everywhere from the kitchen to the dual parking spaces, the twin balconies and the four wood-burning fireplaces, 25 Bond Street seeks to win your heart by overwhelming it. This Manhattan luxury condominium also features two rooftop pools, ten-and-a-half-foot ceilings, and wide picture windows of streaming sunlight. 25 Bond Street's details are also notable, featuring floor-to-ceiling limestone-tiled baths, soaking tubs, a communal outdoor grilling ensemble and sleek ground-level garden. Adding to the modern-art aesthetic are Ken Hiratsuka's large modern sculpture on the granite sidewalk in front of the building and his matching sculpture for the subtle lobby, both commissioned specifically for 25 Bond Street. 25 Bond Street is a lavish NoHo condominium of rare wide spaces, excellent amenities, and a reputation to match.