31 Greene Street   Unit 2

This sprawling, floor-through gem is one of the few authentic lofts left in SoHo - a rare find indeed. The original feel of this lovely, serene and sheltered oasis is reminiscent of the lofts of a different era. As it is currently configured, the loft consists of a very large bedroom with a walk-in closet, sleeping loft, windowed bathroom with both an antique claw-foot tub and a separate glass block shower and two entrances (plumbing is already in place for a second bathroom), open windowed kitchen, washer/drier, and huge living area. It features soaring 14' ceilings, two tall East, three West and two North facing windows, plentiful closets, and new oak floors throughout. The space lends itself to endless possibilities and can be used to suit multiple needs; it has been an artist's studio/gallery and living space. Located on the second floor of a five story landmark building with a manually operated elevator, which opens on all floors, this loft is a secret treasure in the heart of SoHo. There is abundant storage space in the basement and a bike room on the first floor. A fine example of cast-iron architecture, constructed in 1868 by the renowned architect George W. DaCunha, 31 Greene Street is featured by the American Institute of Architecture in its guide to New York City and described therein as "extraordinarily ornate."