Located in the heart of downtown, this incredibly rare one-bedroom pre-war loft is a quiet oasis in the bustling center of the Soho Cast Iron Historic district.

Facing an interior courtyard, the home beautifully combines original industrial details with bespoke modern updates. Exposed wood beams and cast-iron pillars seamlessly merge with a fully-renovated kitchen, a high-ceilinged (almost 11'!) dining area and living room, all highlighted by a *working* wood-burning fireplace.

Classic exposed piping, original hardwood floors, and those awesome vintage factory finishes run throughout the home, including the bedroom, which can easily accommodate a queen-sized bed. The bathroom was also tastefully renovated with a glass-enclosed shower with marble accents and heated floors for toasty toes in the winter. The open kitchen is freshly updated and features chic Arabescato Corchia marble countertops and custom wood shaker cabinetry, along with a high-end suite of Viking appliances. Two deep, built-out closets round out this remarkable loft space.

Incredibly located between Spring and Prince, the 426 West Broadway elevator condominium was built to last back in 1880 and is one of the few pre-war condo buildings in Soho. The pet-friendly building offers residents a part-time doorman, a super, package room, basement storage (upon availability), and complimentary washers and dryers on every floor.

A genuine real deal loft in Soho with low monthlies at this kind of entry price point is like a needle in a real estate haystack, the rarest of the rare -- do not miss your chance to see it today!

Please note there is an $85 monthly assessment through September 2024.