Immediately iconic. For those whose well-curated lives are a celebration of quiet luxury, this is your dream home brought to life. It is the jewel in the magnificent crown that is Robert Square. The person who will ultimately claim this prize will be one of the rarified few who understands its significance, who recognizes what it means, the value it will add to their lives: Deep, calm, true lock and leave luxury for the world traveler, the family in search of a compound or the lifelong collector in search of adventure. Step inside. Overhead, beamed ceilings soar. Long, languid lines define the home’s interior spaces. Vast, unbroken walls on each floor will become exquisite galleries when your curated collection is hung with care. Its façade is impossible to place. Has it been here for a century? Not yet. At left, the stairwell is a modern sculpture. A discrete door to the powder bath opens to joyful Gucci wallpaper. Then comes the dining area with white brick and more white oak detail, extending into the heart of the home, the kitchen. To the right, gleaming, four-foot wainscoting leads your eye all the way to the fireplace and living area. Back in the kitchen, dual centerpieces welcome: a majestic, happy Bertazzoni range and a substantial soapstone island – a perfect foil for its Italian neighbor. Primary suite with Juliet balcony to allow a gentle breeze to wander through and serene en-suite bath with a Roman shower, executed in high-contrast soapstone, housing a large soaking tub and dual overhead jets. Fixtures and hardware here and throughout are industrial jewelry. Think Tiffany’s meets the Belle Époque with a splash of Jules Verne. Stroll the gallery on two. Lovely sunlight, a coffee or wine bar, two more beds, a luxurious guest suite and two full baths complete the floor. Up a quick flight to the third floor, your outdoor next, high above the hustle and bustle. Your rooftop’s panoramic city views are mesmerizing day or evening. Could you? Should you? Yes.