Latest NoHo Eco agreeable touches and sprawling Penthouse That Combines Mindful Design

        Eco-accommodating touches and sprawling open air space make this a definitive Zen nook

Area: NoHo, New York City
Cost: $14,500,000

To the extent huge city private land depictions go, watchwords like "wellbeing," "wellbeing" and "all encompassing" aren't routinely hurled around, yet on account of this smooth penthouse in lower Manhattan, they couldn't be more substantial.

Situated on one of NoHo's most selective roads, this 3,067-square-foot condo was worked with care as its center, offering economical components, for example, actually sourced and recovered materials, goat drain based paints, and imaginative air and water filtration frameworks, all things that really matter to fence funder Jason Pickard, who has claimed his penthouse home on Bond Street since 2013.

Notwithstanding its directed duty toward natural living, the space offers a lot of alluring properties all the more generally connected with a Manhattan penthouse, for example, 14-foot roofs, a sun-filled open-idea parlor, and the property's pièce de résistance, a 1,200-foot bamboo-screened housetop porch that components a glass-encased family room, a home office that can serve as a reflection space, and an outside eating range.

"It's practically similar to you're not in New York City," says Ryan Serhant, who is co-posting the property with Amy Herman at Nest Seekers International.

One part of the house that is not unmistakable but rather key for a potential proprietor who, similar to Mr. Pickard is looking for health all around conceivable, is the way that each window and almost every divider has been dealt with to decrease electromagnetic fields, territories of vitality that encompass electronic gadgets, by 98%. Moreover, Wi-Fi inside the home can be totally killed utilizing a tablet/cell phone and in addition an advantageous divider catch.

Concerning why he's offering such an attentive property, Mr. Pickard says it's the ideal opportunity for his children to experience nature outside the city. "There's no other place in New York I'd preferably live … It's more about offering the way of life than offering the loft for me."