Nakatago sa pagitan ng Prince at Spring Street sa isang pangunahing lugar ng SoHo, ang pambihirang penthouse loft na ito ay isang marangyang at tahimik na oasis. Sa pag-clear ng mga kalapit na gusali, mayroong magagandang panoramic views sa Timog, Silangan, at Hilaga mula sa 22 na sobra-sobrang mga bintana. Ang loft ay nagtatampok ng 11-piyong halaga ng vaulted ceilings, nakalantad na pader ng ladrilyo at tubo, na lahat ay nag-aambag sa kanyang tunay na industrial na alindog.

Ang boutique building na ito ay may isang apartment bawat palapag. Lumakad mula sa pribadong naka-key na elevator papunta sa masining na living space. Ang kasalukuyang layout ay naglalaman ng 2 silid-tulugan at 2 banyo, ngunit madali itong ma-reimagine bilang isang open floor plan o ma-customize upang magkasya ang isang pangatlong silid-tulugan at banyo. Ang pangunahing silid-tulugan ay may maaraw na timog na exposure, habang ang pangalawang silid-tulugan ay nakikinabang sa maraming hilagang natural na ilaw. Ang kusina ng chef ay nilagyan ng mataas na kalidad na stainless steel appliances at custom cabinetry, perpekto para sa parehong pagluluto at pagtanggap. Isang malawak na dining room ang nasa tabi lamang ng kusina. Mayroong in-unit na W/D para sa karagdagang kaginhawaan.

Itinayo noong 1903 ng arkitekto na si John W. Stevens, ang 543 Broadway ay isang 10 palapag na 18-unit AIR cooperative (pinapayagan ang AIR waiver), na nagtatampok ng isang kahanga-hangang marmol na façade. Matatagpuan sa puso ng landmarked SoHo Cast Iron District, ang gusali ay pet-friendly, nagpapahintulot ng pied-à-terres, subletting, guarantors, mga magulang na bumibili para sa mga anak, co-purchasing, lahat na may aprobasyon ng board. Ang karagdagang imbakan ay magagamit para sa isang nominal na bayad. Ang mahusay na pinananatiling pre-war na gusaling ito ay maginhawa sa ilan sa mga pinakamahusay na restawran, boutique, at gallery na inaalok ng New York.

Ilang mga larawan ang virtually staged.

Ang alternatibong floor plan ay napapailalim sa pag-apruba ng Coop board.

Tucked between Prince and Spring Street on a prime SoHo block, this extraordinary penthouse loft is a luxurious and quiet oasis. Clearing the neighboring buildings, there are beautiful panoramic views South, East, and North from 22 oversized windows. The loft features 11-foot barrel-vaulted ceilings, exposed brick walls and piping, all contributing to its authentic industrial charm.

This boutique building features one apartment per floor. Step off a private keyed elevator into the versatile living space. The current layout includes 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, but it can easily be reimagined as an open floor plan or customized to accommodate a third bedroom and bathroom. The primary bedroom has a sunny southern exposure, while the second bedroom enjoys plenty of northern natural light. The chef's kitchen is outfitted with high-end stainless steel appliances and custom cabinetry, ideal for both cooking and entertaining. A generously sized dining room sits just off the kitchen. There is an in unit W/D for added convenience.

Built in 1903 by architect John W. Stevens, 543 Broadway is 10 story an 18-unit AIR cooperative (AIR waiver allowed), featuring a striking marble façade. Located in the heart of the landmarked SoHo Cast Iron District, the building is pet-friendly, allows pied-à-terres, subletting, guarantors, parents buying for children, co-purchasing, all with board approval. Additional storage is available for a nominal fee. This well-maintained pre-war building is convenient to some of the best restaurants, boutiques, and galleries that New York has to offer.

Some photos are virtually staged.

Alternate floor plan is subject to Coop board approval.