Private elevator. Full floor. Washington Square Park views. Occupying the entire tenth floor of a classic NoHo loft cooperative, Residence 10 captures everything buyers seek in an authentic downtown Manhattan loft: extraordinary scale, abundant natural light, remarkable privacy, and sweeping views over Washington Square Park. A private keyed elevator opens directly into approximately 3,050 square feet of expansive loft living. Defined by soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and grand proportions throughout, the residence offers a rare sense of volume and openness that is increasingly difficult to find in Manhattan. The floor-through layout provides exceptional flexibility for both everyday living and entertaining. Generous living and dining spaces, multiple exposures, and iconic park and city views create a home that feels both dramatic and inviting. Whether enjoyed in its current configuration or thoughtfully updated over time, the residence offers a unique combination of immediate livability and long-term potential. Authentic full-floor lofts of this scale are among New York City's most coveted and irreplaceable properties. Unlike newly developed residences, they offer character, volume, and architectural authenticity that simply cannot be recreated. Residence 10 presents a rare opportunity to own one of downtown Manhattan's enduring loft homes in a location that has defined New York living for generations. Built in 1896 and converted to cooperative ownership in 1979, 714 Broadway is an intimate loft cooperative ideally positioned at the intersection of NoHo, Greenwich Village, Union Square, and SoHo. Just outside your door are Washington Square Park, the Union Square Greenmarket, Astor Place, world-renowned restaurants, celebrated shopping, cultural institutions, and multiple transportation options connecting you to the rest of the city. For buyers seeking a true NoHo loft with private elevator access, full-floor living, exceptional light, historic character, and iconic Washington Square Park views, Residence 10 represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of downtown Manhattan's architectural legacy.