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The Backyard Cottage in This Manhattan Condo Is Inside a Decommissioned Water Tank

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In the kitchen, a stainless-steel staircase leads to the unit’s crowning jewel: a 1,000-square-foot, fully-landscaped private terrace complete with the water-tank studio. “It is such a unique feature in New York City and a versatile space,” Beare says. “We imagine the new owners can utilize the water tower as an extension of their living space.” The tank offers 24-foot ceilings, central air, and is equipped for cable. When renovating the space, Messana O’Rorke finished the interiors with plaster walls and maple flooring. The firm also added windows to one side of the tower and a skylight to ensure plenty of sunlight in the space. “It is a perfect extension off the roof terrace for seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining. [New owners] could even put in a projector and have a movie night,” Beare adds.

Inside the water tank, which is currently set up as a fitness space.

Photo: Tim Walman of Evan Joseph Photography

In addition to the unique water tank, the home is centrally located near Washington Square Park, Union Square Park, and a number of restaurants and shops. The property is listed for $4.25 through CORE Real Estate.



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