Tucked between Prince and Spring Street on a prime SoHo block, this extraordinary penthouse loft is a luxurious and quiet oasis. Clearing the neighboring buildings, there are beautiful panoramic views South, East, and North from 22 oversized windows. The loft features 11-foot barrel-vaulted ceilings, exposed brick walls and piping, all contributing to its authentic industrial charm.

This boutique building features one apartment per floor. Step off a private keyed elevator into the versatile living space. The current layout includes 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, but it can easily be reimagined as an open floor plan or customized to accommodate a third bedroom and bathroom. The primary bedroom has a sunny southern exposure, while the second bedroom enjoys plenty of northern natural light. The chef's kitchen is outfitted with high-end stainless steel appliances and custom cabinetry, ideal for both cooking and entertaining. A generously sized dining room sits just off the kitchen. There is an in unit W/D for added convenience.

Built in 1903 by architect John W. Stevens, 543 Broadway is 10 story an 18-unit AIR cooperative (AIR waiver allowed), featuring a striking marble facade. Located in the heart of the landmarked SoHo Cast Iron District, the building is pet-friendly, allows pied-à-terres, subletting, guarantors, parents buying for children, co-purchasing, all with board approval. Additional storage is available for a nominal fee. This well-maintained pre-war building is convenient to some of the best restaurants, boutiques, and galleries that New York has to offer.

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Alternate floor plan is subject to Coop board approval.