Luxury finishes take this $4.4M landmarked Soho loft beyond the white box
Photo credit: Oleg Davidoff for The Corcoran Group
Quirks and character get plenty of attention, but they aren’t always easy to live with. Asking $4,400,000, this 2,275-square-foot co-op at 53 Crosby Street makes a case for turn-key living. It checks all the “loft” boxes, with pre-war details, curb appeal, and a spot on a classic Soho street. Inside, a design-aware renovation has graced every inch of the two-bedroom home with the latest and greatest fixtures, finishes, and modern convenience.
Starting with a private keyed elevator, step into the light-filled great room. Like any good loft, the space has tall windows, exposed beams and brick, and ceilings nearly 12 feet high. A built-in entertainment screen and lots of recessed lighting provide a contrast to the original pre-war bones.
The sleek, functional kitchen gets an organic feel from a concrete island, statement marble backsplash, and custom wood cabinetry. Integrated Miele appliances blend seamlessly into this well-designed frame. A built-in bar is ready for guests and good times.
On the opposite side of the loft, a large primary suite includes an equally spacious, perfectly outfitted bath. Sleek wood cabinetry and marble accents continue the conversation of understated, livable luxury.
The remaining space is occupied by a second, smaller bedroom, a second bath, and a cozy den nook. Additional perks include full laundry facilities, Sonos surround sound, and Lutron automated lighting and window treatments.
Built in 1900, the classic Soho building has just one residence on each of its six floors. Pets are welcome, and subletting is allowed.
[Listing details: 53 Crosby Street #2 at CityRealty]
[At The Corcoran Group by Catherine L Juracich, Thomas Ventura, Alexis Godley, and Karena Cameron]
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