At the center of it all, on a quiet tree-lined block, 150 Thompson is one of those rare authentic loft buildings which define historical SOHO. This original industrial building dates to 1863 and certainly has the original brick walls, exposed pipes and high ceilings to show for it.

Thoughtfully, and entirely, remodeled by renowned interior designer Sophie Harvey Design, this truly exceptional loft has been optimized with clearly defined spaces for living and dining, that still feels open.

The gallery entrance neatly wraps around the space and leads to a dramatic entrance into the large sunshine filled living/dining area with 10 feet high ceilings, painted brick wall and big windows overlooking the Shrine of St Antony of Padua church. Watch the sunset with open western views unusual to find in Soho!

That "wow effect" didn't go unnoticed by Hollywood movie producers and the enthralling loft was featured in such movies as "Black Swan" and "Breakable You", TV shows like "Elementary" and "Finding your roots" not to mention publications, such as "Elle Dcor" and "Town and County".

The property accommodates two sleeping spaces, thanks to a breathtaking master bedroom glass and steel enclosure and an ingenious king-sized concealed wall bed.

For the connoisseur of cooking and dining there is a full chef's kitchen with designer appliances by Miele, Subzero, Sharp . and custom island and cabinetry.

The full guest bath and also the spa-like, en-suite master bathroom are equipped with designer fixtures from Waterworks and Duravit and one of a kind tile flooring and full height wall tile all by Waterworks.

Floor-to-ceiling custom cabinets provide ample storage and if it wasn't enough you have your own private storage room in the building's basement. The unit is also equipped with its own washer and dryer.

Located in a pet-friendly elevator building, literally seconds from the best that Downtown New York has to offer in terms of culture, shopping and dining destinations, this sun filled, spacious and quiet residence embodies the very idea of the fabled SOHO loft living.