Industrial chic and Soho street life meet in this $4.4M loft condo
Photo credit: Yale Wagner for Sotheby’s International Realty
If you’ve often strolled the streets of Soho admiring the iconic former warehouses and tall-windowed lofts within, this concrete and steel-filled condominium at 487 Greenwich Street could be your dream come true. Asking $4,400,000, the sprawling 4,000-square-foot-plus renovated duplex in the former Tetley Tea Company warehouse offers open-plan living on a grand scale with impossibly high ceilings, concrete columns, and beams–and a sauna in the basement.
Doors open directly onto the quiet street tucked away in the heart of Hudson Square. There’s plenty of wall space–lined in brick, of course–for an art collection. The on-street entry makes it a perfect spot for a studio or gallery.
Just inside the door, the brick and concrete-wrapped great room holds a sprawling living and dining area below massive wooden beams. The space is lit by a wall of windows, treated for privacy.
The heart of this space is a renovated industrial-style kitchen with high-end appliances from SubZero and Bosch. Organic beauty surfaces here in the form of bespoke walnut cabinetry. A massive reclaimed steel door conceals a large pantry.
Beneath the home’s reclaimed wood beams, a tranquil master suite is lined with floor-to-ceiling walnut storage closets. A moveable wall system opens to the great room or remains closed for privacy.
The home’s lover level has been recently outfitted with a state-of-the-art wellness suite with an infrared Enlighten sauna and full bath. There’s also a full laundry on this floor. A Lutron lighting system makes it easy to control the ambience throughout the space.
The 18-unit Canal Greenwich Condominium has recently undergone significant renovations including enhancements to the lobbies, elevator interiors, security system, awnings, exterior entrances, sidewalks, and lighting.
[Listing details: 487 Greenwich Street, #1A at CityRealty]
[At Sotheby’s International Realty by Jeremy V. Stein]
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Photo credit: Yale Wagner for Sotheby’s International Realty
