330 Spring St

Welcome to Residence 6A at The Urban Glass House—a stunning 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom corner condominium that redefines upscale downtown living. Designed by legendary architect Philip Johnson with interiors by the acclaimed Annabelle Selldorf, this 1,722-square-foot home is a seamless blend of modern elegance and timeless design. As featured on the hit show Billions as Mafee's coveted pad, this residence offers cinematic charm and real-life sophistication. The welcoming entry gallery, complete with a stylish powder room, opens into a breathtaking living and dining area wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows. Bathed in natural light and framed by quintessential SoHo city views, this expansive space is perfect for entertaining or relaxing in serene luxury. Anchoring the living space is a sculptural Borealis/Modulightor chandelier and custom uplighting that accentuates the high ceilings and clean architectural lines. The adjacent chef’s kitchen is a study in sleek minimalism, featuring a large center island, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele dishwasher, Viking wine cooler, and a Kuppersbusch range—all in pristine condition. Tucked behind a sliding wall is an oversized primary suite with generous closet space and a spa-caliber en suite bath. Indulge in the five-fixture layout, which includes a soaking tub, walk-in shower, double vanity, and radiant heated floors. A separate guest wing houses a bright and airy secondary bedroom with en suite bath, along with a built-out home office equipped with T1 high-speed internet—perfect for remote work or creative pursuits. Smart home features include a built-in iPad that controls motorized blinds, a fully programmable Lutron lighting system, multi-zone Sonos sound, and central HVAC. Every detail has been curated for effortless modern living. Building amenities at The Urban Glass House include a 24-hour concierge, fitness center, bike storage, and a full-time live-in Resident Manager. Ideally situated at 330 Spring Street, you're just moments from SoHo's world-class shopping, fine dining, the Hudson River Park, and multiple subway lines for easy city access. Sophisticated. Iconic. Effortlessly cool—6A at The Urban Glass House is the SoHo dream, realized.