Gleaming with natural light, this loft expounds SoHo living to the core. Upon entering the apartment, one is overcome by its rich vintage character and ornate detail. The entry hallway precedes an open floor plan with a clean and modern kitchen, rustic living room, and separate seating and dining areas.  

An extensive gut renovation has exposed original wood ceiling joists, industrial cast iron columns, brick walls, a wood burning fireplace, and polished Wenge floors. Three enormous windows command eastern views, with corner windows facing south.   

The Chef's kitchen features stainless steel Miele, Bosch, and Sub-Zero appliances, custom Teak Lava Poggenpohl cabinets, and a 10-foot island with breakfast bar. 

Currently configured as a one bedroom with two full baths, the peaceful master bedroom faces south with an en-suite bath. A second bedroom can be easily constructed to accommodate a queen-sized bed.  

One of few original Cast Iron condominiums in the SoHo neighborhood, the building offers a part-time doorman, common roof deck, bicycle storage, and private storage. Surrounded by a dynamic community that exudes culture and sophistication, 426 West Broadway is an unparalleled location.