Residence 3 at 5 Great Jones Street is a bespoke full floor loft combining historic charm with modern amenities. This two bedroom plus home office, three bathroom home has been expertly renovated with a keen consideration to showcase the authentic loft details. Rich with character including two skylights, exposed brick and beams, casement windows, and two wood burning fireplaces, this is an opportunity to own a turn-key loft with incredibly low maintenance in the heart of Noho.

The entry foyer leads to an expansive dining room, with a wood burning fireplace, and open concept kitchen. U-shaped and lined with custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and countertops, and farmhouse sink, the kitchen is fit for an expert chef. A built-in banquette, with a pass through counter to the bar, is perfect for morning coffee or a late night cocktail. Separate from the dining room, the great room measures epic proportions with bespoke details including a wall of south facing casement windows, 11' ceilings, two large skylights, exposed timber lintels and beams, and framed exposed brick showcasing texture but allowing an abundance of hanging space for art. Mirroring the casement windows in the living room, the office / den has a floor-to-ceiling casement wall and murphy bed, allowing the ultimate flexibility for this space. A full bathroom is smartly positioned en suite to the office and accessible from the hallway and houses the washer/dryer.

A long hall distinctly separates the primary suite and secondary bedroom from the entertaining areas of the loft. Overlooking tree-lined Great Jones Street, both bedrooms feature the same character-rich details found throughout the loft The primary suite has two large windows, an en suite bathroom, and a wall of closets. The modern amenities include central AC with Nest control, fully renovated kitchen and bathrooms and a washer/dryer.

5 Great Jones is a boutique co-op on a renowned block in Noho with flexible policies, a video intercom, and a beautiful Federal-style staircase. Originally built as a Greek Revival townhouse in 1845, the building has transformed over the years and now houses five units across five stories.