This $4M Soho loft keeps it clean and simple
Credit: Isabella Oledzka for The Corcoran Group
If you like clean lines and loft bones, this downtown loft at 64 Grand Street sticks to the plan. In a classic cast-iron building with plenty of character, a thorough renovation brings the space to luxury level while maintaining a minimalist feel. Asking $3,995,000, the 2,150-square-foot Soho co-op has two bedrooms and a bonus room, plus a deck for watching the street scene below.
Step out of the keyed elevator into a vast great room with tall ceilings and windows to match. Three exposures mean the loft is never without optimal light.
The open kitchen features a graphic grid-within-a-grid pattern in its shelving, while capable appliances and luxury finishes speak to the architectural expertise behind the design. The smaller interior room has the same grid-patterned glazing to provide privacy and maintain the open feel of the space.
At one end of the home are two bedrooms served by two renovated bathrooms. The additional interior room makes a perfect home office (or a dedicated dressing room for more closet space).
Built in 1880, the pet-friendly co-op building is within the neighborhood’s Cast Iron Historic District. Surrounded by iconic shopping and galleries, it’s just a few blocks from several subway lines and a short walk to Hudson River Park.
[Listing details: 64 Grand Street, 5 at CityRealty]
[At The Corcoran Group by Celine Gamble]
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