BRDWAY #3

Enjoy the magnificent of this grand scale SoHo Loft with 4 beautiful bedrooms, one set up as a luxurious guest den with en-suite bath. The spectacular design and meticulous attention to detail are unparalleled throughout this home. The space is approximately 5000 square feet with 14.5' ceiling. There are 9 huge mahogany triple panes windows that wrap the corner of Broadway and Prince street. They afford sensational North/ East exposures, fabulous sunlight, and complete silence from the outside …

Enjoy the magnificent of this grand scale SoHo Loft with 4 beautiful bedrooms, one set up as a luxurious guest den with en-suite bath. The spectacular design and meticulous attention to detail are unparalleled throughout this home. The space is approximately 5000 square feet with 14.5' ceiling. There are 9 huge mahogany triple panes windows that wrap the corner of Broadway and Prince street. They afford sensational North/ East exposures, fabulous sunlight, and complete silence from the outside world.

No detail has been overlooked in this meticulous renovation with state-of-the-art finished throughout. The kitchen offers the finest home appliances with Sub Zero refrigerator, Wolf stove, Viking oven and Miele dishwasher. There is exquisite marble and stone slabs as well as mosaic tiling in every bathroom. The primary bathroom features an inviting soaking tub and a spacious rain shower.

Throughout the loft the floors are made of antique Rhodesian teak flooring. These unique and hand finished floors were brought over from The Bank of England.

This and every minor detail give a richness and timeless elegance to the entire home. The original columns have been restored to reveal and accentuate the gorgeous detail of the building's original architecture.
This home offers a SONOS system throughout the space, Apple TV in the primary bedroom, guest den and living room.

The property is available furnished or unfurnished and pets will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

565 Broadway was designed and built in 1859 by John Kellum. It was originally used to house the most fashionable and prestigious jewelry store of the time.

The location near to some of New York's finest restaurants, great shopping, and transportation.