A+ SoHo loft with nearly 2,800 square feet of indoor space and over 400 square feet of private outdoor terrace, offering true downtown volume and light in an expansive, open-plan layout.
The main living/dining area is a wide, open room with oversized windows, high ceilings, and warm hardwood floors, giving you a clear line of sight from kitchen to terrace. The flow easily supports both large-scale entertaining and everyday living, with multiple seating zones and plenty of wall space for art. A separate library/den with built-ins creates a flexible second living room, screening room, or third bedroom.
Glass doors from both the living room and the primary bedroom open to a large, landscaped terrace that functions as an outdoor living room. The square layout easily fits dining and lounge areas, with a quiet, courtyard-like feel.
The new chef’s kitchen is anchored by a large stainless-steel island and outfitted with high-end appliances, custom cabinetry, and extensive prep and storage space. Clean-lined finishes, recessed lighting, and built-in millwork run throughout, balancing loft scale with a polished, residential feel. Central air, in-unit laundry, and abundant closets complete the interior.
Building and location
145 Sixth Avenue is a prewar loft condominium set between Spring and Broome Streets at the crossroads of SoHo and Hudson Square. The address is surrounded by standout restaurants, galleries, and boutiques, and offers convenient access to the C/E, 1, and N/R/W subway lines. Trader Joe’s at 233 Spring Street is directly across the street, so everyday shopping is a one-minute trip.
The building is well maintained, with recently refreshed common areas, new elevators, and part-time attended service from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday. Entry is secured by a digital keypad system, and pets are permitted.
Description
A+ SoHo loft with nearly 2,800 square feet of indoor space and over 400 square feet of private outdoor terrace, offering true downtown volume and light in an expansive, open-plan layout.
The main living/dining area is a wide, open room with oversized windows, high ceilings, and warm hardwood floors, giving you a clear line of sight from kitchen to terrace. The flow easily supports both large-scale entertaining and everyday living, with multiple seating zones and plenty of wall space for art. A separate library/den with built-ins creates a flexible second living room, screening room, or third bedroom.
Glass doors from both the living room and the primary bedroom open to a large, landscaped terrace that functions as an outdoor living room. The square layout easily fits dining and lounge areas, with a quiet, courtyard-like feel.
The new chef’s kitchen is anchored by a large stainless-steel island and outfitted with high-end appliances, custom cabinetry, and extensive prep and storage space. Clean-lined finishes, recessed lighting, and built-in millwork run throughout, balancing loft scale with a polished, residential feel. Central air, in-unit laundry, and abundant closets complete the interior.
Building and location
145 Sixth Avenue is a prewar loft condominium set between Spring and Broome Streets at the crossroads of SoHo and Hudson Square. The address is surrounded by standout restaurants, galleries, and boutiques, and offers convenient access to the C/E, 1, and N/R/W subway lines. Trader Joe’s at 233 Spring Street is directly across the street, so everyday shopping is a one-minute trip.
The building is well maintained, with recently refreshed common areas, new elevators, and part-time attended service from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday. Entry is secured by a digital keypad system, and pets are permitted.
A+ SoHo loft with nearly 2,800 square feet of indoor space and over 400 square feet of private outdoor terrace, offering true downtown volume and light in an expansive, open-plan layout.
The main living/dining area is a wide, open room with oversized windows, high ceilings, and warm hardwood floors, giving you a clear line of sight from kitchen to terrace. The flow easily supports both large-scale entertaining and everyday living, with multiple seating zones and plenty of wall space for art. A separate library/den with built-ins creates a flexible second living room, screening room, or third bedroom.
Glass doors from both the living room and the primary bedroom open to a large, landscaped terrace that functions as an outdoor living room. The square layout easily fits dining and lounge areas, with a quiet, courtyard-like feel.
The new chef’s kitchen is anchored by a large stainless-steel island and outfitted with high-end appliances, custom cabinetry, and extensive prep and storage space. Clean-lined finishes, recessed lighting, and built-in millwork run throughout, balancing loft scale with a polished, residential feel. Central air, in-unit laundry, and abundant closets complete the interior.
Building and location
145 Sixth Avenue is a prewar loft condominium set between Spring and Broome Streets at the crossroads of SoHo and Hudson Square. The address is surrounded by standout restaurants, galleries, and boutiques, and offers convenient access to the C/E, 1, and N/R/W subway lines. Trader Joe’s at 233 Spring Street is directly across the street, so everyday shopping is a one-minute trip.
The building is well maintained, with recently refreshed common areas, new elevators, and part-time attended service from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday. Entry is secured by a digital keypad system, and pets are permitted.
Description
A+ SoHo loft with nearly 2,800 square feet of indoor space and over 400 square feet of private outdoor terrace, offering true downtown volume and light in an expansive, open-plan layout.
The main living/dining area is a wide, open room with oversized windows, high ceilings, and warm hardwood floors, giving you a clear line of sight from kitchen to terrace. The flow easily supports both large-scale entertaining and everyday living, with multiple seating zones and plenty of wall space for art. A separate library/den with built-ins creates a flexible second living room, screening room, or third bedroom.
Glass doors from both the living room and the primary bedroom open to a large, landscaped terrace that functions as an outdoor living room. The square layout easily fits dining and lounge areas, with a quiet, courtyard-like feel.
The new chef’s kitchen is anchored by a large stainless-steel island and outfitted with high-end appliances, custom cabinetry, and extensive prep and storage space. Clean-lined finishes, recessed lighting, and built-in millwork run throughout, balancing loft scale with a polished, residential feel. Central air, in-unit laundry, and abundant closets complete the interior.
Building and location
145 Sixth Avenue is a prewar loft condominium set between Spring and Broome Streets at the crossroads of SoHo and Hudson Square. The address is surrounded by standout restaurants, galleries, and boutiques, and offers convenient access to the C/E, 1, and N/R/W subway lines. Trader Joe’s at 233 Spring Street is directly across the street, so everyday shopping is a one-minute trip.
The building is well maintained, with recently refreshed common areas, new elevators, and part-time attended service from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday. Entry is secured by a digital keypad system, and pets are permitted.
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