Fresh off a newly completed top-to-bottom renovation, the Penthouse at 169 Mercer Street is an impeccably designed loft on one of SoHo's best blocks. Boasting three exposures and a large skylight, this top floor residence spans over 2,300 square feet and includes two bedroom, a home office, two bathrooms, a gas fireplace, and direct keyed elevator access. Upon entering the home, it's immediately apparent the care taken when designing the loft. The herringbone oak floors lead you from the keyed elevator, past the large home office, to the great room, where a large skylight provides all-day light. The heart of the home, here you have a gas fireplace with brand new green quartzite mantle, multiple dedicated seating areas, formal dining for 8, and a brand new eat-in kitchen. The kitchen was fully overhauled from its previous iteration: the cabinetry, high-end appliances, zellige subway tiling, fixtures, and leather-finish granite countertops are all newly completed. The primary bedroom suite occupies the west end of the home. Located on the corner, with views that clear the adjacent buildings, the bedroom is grand and bright. It's a true suite, with a walk-in closet, en-suite bathroom, and a standalone sitting area. Here, the views extend far to the west and south, all the way down to the Freedom Tower. The en-suite bathroom is moody and inviting, with different stone motifs throughout to create texture and drama, including polished marble walls, a black leather granite and ultra-honed basalt tiles. The secondary bedroom is located on the east end of the apartment, with large windows overlooking Mercer Street and a walk-in closet. A second full bathroom, also newly renovated, is across the hall; this time, the stone selection is bright and warm, complementing the wood in the vanity. There is also a washer/dryer in this bathroom. Completing the home is a smart temperature control system; built-in surround sound; and a large deeded storage unit in the basement. The Annapurna at 169 Mercer Street is a boutique, pet-friendly, 6-unit co-operative on one of SoHo's most iconic blocks. The historic building dates back to 1896. Today, Mercer Street is the home to many of New York City's most exciting galleries, hotels, restaurants, and luxury retail experiences.