This rare duplex corner loft in the iconic MacIntyre Building is bathed in sunlight from 18 over-sized south & west-facing windows, which look to Union Square and a cityscape of architecturally significant 19th & early 20th C. buildings. A year-long renovation connected Units 301 & 401 with a custom-engineered steel & glass staircase, resulting in the creation of a 3 BR, 3 1/2 BA home with 12 ft ceilings throughout. A windowed 4th bedroom could easily be added by converting the home office.

   The entrance hallway opens onto a spacious corner living/dining area with two walls of windows. The open format kitchen features cabinets of reclaimed chestnut, a vintage-inspired refrigerator, an ILVE oven/range & an island topped by a marble slab inlaid with semi-precious stones from India.

   At the far end of the hallway is a large BR with 2 south-facing windows and an "open plan" shower & sink. Next is another windowed bedroom, fitted with a Murphy bed flanked by custom cabinetry; this BR could easily accommodate a queen-sized bed. Across the hall is a full bath with a deep copper soaking tub.

   A spiral staircase leads to the master suite, featuring a custom-designed platform bed, an en suite bath with Waterworks fixtures & antique stone farm sink. At the end of the hallway, separated by a door of reclaimed chestnut, is the home office, which comfortably houses 3 workstations. This room could be converted into a windowed 4th BR, with the addition of a door & closet. Across from the office is a butler's pantry with chestnut cabinetry, a tooled copper sink, under-counter refrigerator & a full-sized washer/dryer. Off the pantry is a powder room with an antique limestone sink.

   The MacIntyre Building is a 23-unit,12-story elevator co-operative built in 1892 by Ewen MacIntyre at the vibrant intersection of Broadway & 18th Street. Pied-a-terres & pets are permitted with board approval.