Located in the heart of SoHo on Sullivan Street, this superb garden and ground level unit is a rare offering. A true Live/Work open loft space currently used as an Artist Studio, the property features windowed French doors which open onto a secret courtyard evoking historic SoHo. Huge South and West facing windows, which look out onto a second interior courtyard, add to the airy and open feel while providing beautiful light. This immaculate space, right off the ground floor lobby (no elevator required) has great flexibility, 11?8? ceilings, and a renovated kitchen and bath. A substantial keyed 15 ? 12 foot storage room, exclusively dedicated for the occupants, accompanies this unit, and is lined with floor-to-ceiling shelving.

This small well-established co-op was one of the first artist co-ops to form in SoHo (though this is not an A.I.R. Building). The Renaissance Revival building was built in 1891 by E. H. Friedrichs Co. to manufacturer and sell art materials, and this unit was originally the private office of the owner. The French doors to the space were used by him to access an adjacent lumber yard, now a common courtyard. The unit may be accessed by the door off the lobby or via these French doors.

The building is located on a historic, beautiful tree-lined street in Manhattan?s SoHo neighborhood. Directly nearby are renowned restaurants, shops, old-world food purveyors, and art galleries, yet this block still maintains a small-town neighborhood feel. Close to Washington Square Park, the West Village, Financial District, and Chelsea, with close access to the Hudson River Park bike paths and points further afield.