GRNE ST #4S

PRIVATE STORAGE INCLUDED

This designer Soho full floor loft located in one of Soho's oldest and most established co-ops on Greene Street is sure to impress the most discerning buyer. Location, history and modern sensibilities come together in this fully gut renovated loft. The unit has original wooden beamed ceilings and oversized windows that allow for an airy feel and lots of natural light. The original details paired with an exquisite renovation give this floor-through unit it's unique char…

PRIVATE STORAGE INCLUDED

This designer Soho full floor loft located in one of Soho's oldest and most established co-ops on Greene Street is sure to impress the most discerning buyer. Location, history and modern sensibilities come together in this fully gut renovated loft. The unit has original wooden beamed ceilings and oversized windows that allow for an airy feel and lots of natural light. The original details paired with an exquisite renovation give this floor-through unit it's unique character and charm. The keyed elevator opens into your open living/dining area with exposed brick, hardwood floors throughout and over 11' ceilings. The renovated, elegant kitchen offers ample custom cabinet and counter space and is equipped with top-of-the-line appliances. The generously sized primary bedroom includes a large custom walk-in closet, while the primary bathroom has a large shower stall, as well as the original wood beam ceilings. The secondary bathroom equipped with a clawfoot tub is clad in black marble and unlacquered brass accents that give it a straight-out-of-a-magazine look. There is a W/D in-unit and central air throughout. The Loft is equipped with custom 9 foot doors throughout, which helps take advantage of the large ceiling heights.

16 Greene Street was one the original Fluxhouses buildings in Soho where artists could live and work, sharing resources and creating art in studio lofts. Hundreds of artists including Trisha Brown, Richard Foreman, Allen Ginsberg, Philip Glass, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik, and Andy Warhol showed their work in and around the Fluxhouses.

This amazing location is just steps away from some of New York's most special neighborhoods, including Little Italy, NoHo, Nolita, the Lower East Side and Chinatown. Shopping, entertainment, and restaurants abound in this extraordinary neighborhood which is conveniently located to major subway lines.