Rare opportunity to own and occupy the most elusive and coveted breed of downtown New York City homes: a flawlessly renovated moderate-sized historic loft with grand-scale proportions, preserved original loft-era details alongside tasteful high-end modern finishes, and a sprawling comfortable layout. Situated in a gorgeous restored Cast-Iron elevator loft building in Central SoHo proper, this supremely quiet and well-lit loft is stunning, move-in ready, and simply must be seen.

With an uncommonly long stretch of oversized south-facing windows, this extra wide loft has an exceptionally open and functional layout not typically found in lofts of this era, and so feels (and is) more comfortably and livable than many larger lofts in the area. Upon entry, you will immediately be drawn to the home's classic architectural features: soaring 12'6" high ceilings, a long beautifully exposed brick wall, towering original Corinthian columns with detailing intact, original pressed-tin patterned ceilings, a large south-facing wall of windows, and plenty of wide-open space. The great room is massive, easily accommodates large-scale art and furniture, and the spectacular columns perfectly frame a convenient dining area just off the kitchen. The stunning kitchen is simple yet luxuriously elegant, perfect for entertaining in style, and features plenty of deep storage and counter space along with all the high-quality appliances and fixtures one would expect in such a home (Quartz countertops and backsplash, custom Miralis flat-panel cabinetry, Miele in-wall oven + convection/speed oven, stainless steel under-mount sink, ABC Home lighting, Subzero 30" (with icemaker, double-freezer, smart-touch and water filtration), U-line digital 30-bottle wine chiller, Miele Futura Plus D/W, quartz overhang counter for casual dining, and more). The polished and spacious bathroom features Carrara pattern-marble flooring, double-sized floating vanity, inset Verdera medicine cabinet, thick custom glass panel shower door, recessed tiled shelf storage, wall-mount + handheld shower fixtures, and high-caliber appointments (Starck, Duravit, Kafka, Restoration Hardware, Sutton, Kohler). The master bedroom has wide open light-well and skyline views, is spacious and private with full ceiling height and white exposed brick, and offers a custom built-in TCS closet system with an incredible amount of convenient storage. A smaller 2nd bedroom sits beside the master, each with solid custom pocket doors to cleverly allow for open-flow of space. Additional features in this perfectly-finished home include new 5" wide White Oak flooring, all new windows, new central heat and A/C (Mitsubishi 3-ton HVAC system with ducted air handler), full-sized in-home washer and dryer, custom down-lit recessed lighting, painstakingly (re)exposed and refinished brick wall with reclaimed kiln-dried barn siding highlight, 6" inch baseboards throughout, abundant custom lacquered storage and drawers, custom overhead storage, updated electrical and plumbing, very reasonable monthlies, and most importantly...room to relax and breathe.

Quietly settled between Wooster and Greene Streets, 477 Broome Street is 100 year-old former silk warehouse that has been impeccably well-preserved and tastefully modernized, is financially sound, extremely well-run with intelligently reasonable building policies, and is a gorgeous example of the wide, solid, cavernous Cast-Iron Loft architecture Soho is famous for. It is rare to find a loft of this era so tastefully renovated with attention to flow and detail, respect for and retention of the home's history, and with such a naturally comfortable and user-friendly footprint (not to mention, in this price point). Please call or email to schedule a visit...