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Richard Gluckman-designed mansion hits the market for $18M

House includes a duplex rooftop terrace, vault, elevator and private garage

The interior of 148 Reade Street
The interior of 148 Reade Street

A 6,800-square-feet mansion, renovated by architect Richard Gluckman, has hit the market for $18 million.

The unit also includes a massive subterranean vault, which is included on the floor plan of the house at 148 Reade Street. The home also includes a private garage and an elevator.

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Gluckman is known for his work on a number of museums, including the Andy Warhol Museum, the Whitney and Gagosian Gallery. At the Reade Street home, he added custom copper and magnetic doors, as well as floor-to-ceiling bookshelves.

The third floor has a floating office and comes with a duplex rooftop terrace. [Curbed] — Claire Moses 

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