Downtown Loft Living ! A rare full floor loft in the heart of Manhattan's NoHo Historic District more than 3, 300 sq.

Downtown Loft Living! A rare full-floor loft in the heart of Manhattan's NoHo Historic District — more than 3,300 sq. ft. inside a landmarked cast-iron building. Currently configured as two separate apartments within a single residence, the floor can be kept as-is or combined into one sprawling, fully customized home, with the scale, character, and flexibility rarely found downtown. Apartment Features Whole Floor: • Full-floor residence, 3,300+ sq. ft. • 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, plus den & home office • Currently configured as two separate apartments — keep or combine • 11-ft barrel-vaulted ceilings • Exposed brick walls • Exposed steel columns & beams • Hardwood flooring throughout • 13 oversized windows across four exposures • Private service elevator opens directly into the residence • Potential to add central air • Low maintenance for the square footage — $3,924/mo. Western Apartment: • Primary suite: bedroom with sitting area & two large closets • Five-fixture en-suite bath in polished cement & slate • Second full bath off the den • Chef's kitchen: white lacquer cabinetry, Bosch cooktop & dishwasher, Fhiaba refrigerator & Wolf steam oven • Dining area flowing into a generous living room • Den framed by built-in shelving • Home office / flexible interior room • In-unit washer/dryer Eastern Apartment: • Grand family room — nearly 1,000 sq. ft. of open loft volume • Separate second kitchen • Breakfast nook • Bedroom with large walk-in closet • Full bath • In-unit washer/dryer The Potential (see Alternate Floor Plan): The two apartments can be combined into a single, integrated home. As envisioned in the alternate plan: • Sprawling central loft & kitchen, approx. 46 ft long • Primary suite with dedicated dressing room & spa bath • Three additional bedrooms, each with closet or dressing space • Separate den • Dedicated laundry room Building: • Intimate seven-unit cooperative • Built 1889–1890 by architects D. & J. Jardine • Landmarked cast-iron building in the NoHo Historic District • Passenger & service elevators • Video intercom • Private basement storage • Live/work permitted • Financially sound, well-maintained building Location & Transportation: • Set at the nexus of NoHo, Greenwich Village, the East Village, SoHo & Union Square • The Public Theater is a neighbor • Near Lafayette Grand Café & Bakery, Astor Wines & Spirits & Temple Bar • The Wegmans at Astor Place close at hand • Multiple express & local subway lines • Easy access across Manhattan and Brooklyn