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Make yourself at home in one of SoHo's coveted loft apartments, as seen in so many magazines and films. This one bedroom apartment is located in lower New York and is situated on the second floor (considered first floor by Europeans) of a six-story building. The apartment building is secured with an intercom system and it also offers an elevator for your convenience.
Furnished with a modern touch, this apartment has hardwood floors as well as the requisite high ceilings for a loft (12 feet / 3.65 meters !). Three large windows in the living room and one in the bedroom allow for natural sunlight to flood the apartment. The living area has multiple seating options, along with a dining room table which seats up to ten people. There is more seating at the bar of the open kitchen, also a great space for prepping meals. Stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher, blender and food processor allow you to go above and beyond standard cooking. In the bedroom, there is a narrow dressing area near the entrance, and an alcove with a desk nestled in it for when you need to get some work done at home. When that isn't necessary, relax in front of the flat screen television, equipped with cable access. The owners of the apartment are also happy to provide maps, menus, neighborhood tips, and recommendations for your time here if you are not familiar with this part of Manhattan.
Soho is a vivacious and stylish part of New York City. Known for being a trendy hot spot for celebrities and models, this location is perfect for those who love art, nightlife, and shopping. Even people outside of New York know the names of Spring Street and Prince Street, just around the corner from this building! There are plentyof art galleries to check out near this furnished one bedroom apartment, such as the Peter Blum Gallery and the Yellow Korner Photo Gallery that are both just down the street. Other galleries are scattered across this location, such as the Morrison Hotel Gallery, (one block east), the opera Gallery (one block south), and the Mimi Ferzt Gallery (only two blocks away). Art isn’t the only aspect of entertainment, for there are boutiques for shopping and parks for leisure. The Washington Square Park is a great place to relax and it is only half a mile (800 m) away, right by New York University, and teems with young people and artists all year round.
If you love eating out, this apartment is in a prime location for not only various different cuisines, but also some of the best! The famous Balthazar Restaurant is only three blocks away where you can catch a Sunday brunch and enjoy the bread and pastries from their bakery. If you prefer seafood, Blue Ribbon is famous for its food and luckily for you it is only 3 blocks away. There are so many restaurant options that the difficult part will only be deciding on which place is best for you! If you prefer to eat in, you wont have to worry because a Dean and Deluca is just 4 blocks away, but there are other small grocery stores (and delis) within the immediate vicinity as well.
The perks of living in Soho are endless, and this apartment is not only in a sought-after location, but it is also near several subway lines in case you want to travel around other parts of New York and Manhattan as well! The C and E train can be accessed just four blocks away on 6th avenue and Vandam Street, and the N and R train can be found 3 blocks east on Prince Street and Broadway. Travel within and around Manhattan will be very simple, especially living in this location.
Apartment floor plans in this site are not drawn to scale. They are an indication of the general layout and are intended as a guide only. Nothing contained in them should be considered to be an exact blueprint or statement of fact or warranty.
