Isang tahimik, buong-palapag na loft sa puso ng Cast Iron Historic District ng SoHo, ang tatlong-silid-tulugan, dalawang-banyong bahay na ito ay umaabot sa humigit-kumulang 2,400 square feet na may orihinal na detalye at ilaw mula sa silangan at kanluran.

Ang may susi na elevator ay bumubukas sa isang pribadong entrance foyer na humahantong sa halos 50 talampakang lapad na great room na may mga natukoy na lugar para sa pamumuhay, pagkain, at pahingahan. Apat na oversized sash window ang nagdadala ng saganang ilaw mula sa kanluran, habang ang mga exposed beam ay nagdadagdag ng karakter kasama ang hardwood floors at recessed lighting.

Ang open-plan na kusina ng chef ay kaaya-aya at functional, na may kasamang eat-in breakfast bar, marble countertops, puting subway tile backsplash, custom cabinetry, at isang set ng high-end stainless steel appliances.

Ang king-size na pangunahing suite ay may kasamang walk-in closet, sapat na puwang para sa isang hiwalay na sitting area, at tatlong oversized na bintana na tumatanggap ng makulay na ilaw mula sa silangan. Ang en-suite bathroom ay may malaking double vanity, chic tilework, isang walk-in rainfall shower, at isang malalim na soaking tub.

Ang ikalawa at ikatlong silid-tulugan ay may nakalaan na reach-in closets at madaling access sa ikalawang banyo ng bahay. Pareho itong maaaring gamitin bilang home office, playroom, den, at iba pa. Kumpleto ang bahay sa isang central A/C system at isang laundry room na may side-by-side washer at dryer.

Itinatag noong 1889, ang 351 West Broadway ay isang boutique condominium mula sa huli ng ika-19 na siglo na may walang kaparis na access sa Downtown Manhattan. Matatagpuan ilang hakbang mula sa Balthazar, Fanelli Café, Blue Ribbon Brasserie, at Sadelle's sa SoHo, ang gusali ay napapaligiran ng trendy na kainan, pamimili, at nightlife at malapit sa NoHo, Tribeca, Chinatown, Nolita, at West Village.

Makatutulong na subway lines ay kinabibilangan ng A, C, E, N, Q, R, W, 1, at 6.

A quiet, full-floor loft in the heart of SoHo's Cast Iron Historic District, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom home spans approximately 2,400 square feet with original details and light from both the east and west.

The keyed elevator opens into a private entry foyer that leads to a nearly 50-foot-wide great room with defined areas for living, dining, and lounging. Four oversized sash windows bring in abundant western light, while exposed beams add character alongside hardwood floors and recessed lighting.

The open-plan chef's kitchen is inviting and functional, equipped with an eat-in breakfast bar, marble countertops, a white subway tile backsplash, custom cabinetry, and a suite of high-end stainless steel appliances.

The king-size primary suite is complemented by a walk-in closet, ample room for a separate sitting area, and three oversized windows that receive vibrant eastern light. The en-suite bathroom has a large double vanity, chic tilework, a walk-in rainfall shower, and a deep soaking tub.

The second and third bedrooms have dedicated reach-in closets and easy access to the home's second bathroom. Both can be used as a home office, playroom, den, and more. Finishing the home is a central A/C system and a laundry room with a side-by-side washer and dryer.

Built in 1889, 351 West Broadway is a late 19th-century boutique condominium with unrivaled access to Downtown Manhattan. Located moments away from Balthazar, Fanelli Caf , Blue Ribbon Brasserie, and Sadelle's in SoHo, the building is surrounded by trendy dining, shopping, and nightlife and is close to NoHo, Tribeca, Chinatown, Nolita, and the West Village.

Accessible subway lines include the A, C, E, N, Q, R, W, 1, and 6.