Live in this two bedroom SoHo loft that is a amateur designer’s dream. Embodying the iconic NYC loft aesthetic, this apartment has high ceilings, an intentional open floor plan, and modern furniture. The apartment sits on the third floor of a pre-war building on Broadway and Grand Street. Being in South SoHo, you will have the convenience of many boutiques and delicious restaurants, but in a more peaceful.
The apartment is a traditional loft style opening up to a large room that serves the kitchen, dining, living area, and a sleeping area. The lack of walls gives the area an interesting and refreshing atmosphere. The apartment is an intellect’s dream with hundreds of colorful books lining the walls and creating a low divide for the bed with underneath storage. There is a dining table that can accommodate eight people, and a living room that includes a full size couch and four oversized chairs.
The kitchen is all white which allows it to blend in with the white walls. There is a long wall of cabinets and an island for extra counter space. The apartment will include many basic cooking tools for your convenience.
The two bedrooms each have a double bed and tasteful art hanging from the walls. Bedroom 1 has a walk in closet and Bedroom 2 has a closet with built-in shelves. Each of the bedrooms leads out to a private covered balcony which faces the back of the building, allowing for quiet privacy.
The neighborhood of SoHo is perfect for anyone who enjoys prime shopping. This is an area where many retailers have flagship boutiques, so it’s a great place if you’re looking for something completely unique. Only a block away is a Bloomingdale's department store which will accommodate any of your luxury designers (463ft/140m). Around the block from there is the popular French restaurant Balthazar were you can dine on French Onion Soup and croissants that rival with those found in France (0.2mi/350m). For brunch, look no further than a green shakshuka or rosewater waffle at the adorably named restaurant, Jack’s Wife Freda (0.8mi/1.3km).
For access around NYC, hop on the train at Canal Street which serves the A/C/E/N/Q/R/W/6 trains (0.1mi/220m).
