Description

Artisanal Loft

Situated in the SoHo Cast-Iron Historic District, and designed by architects Schweitzer and Greve in the neo-Grec style, 16 Crosby Street was completed July 1877 as a warehouse extending through to Broadway. Configured as 12 residential live/work lofts, the building is set along the intangible allure of Crosby St.The expansive loft received studied intervention to preserve its spatial attributes and original features including 12-foot +/- pressed tin ceilings. With full central air-conditioning, the loft receives west, north, and south light, and is arranged as two bedrooms, each with en suite bath fitted with Duravit and Lefroy Brooks fixtures, home office or guest chamber, freestanding kitchen with Valcucine island, living room, library or studio, laundry room, copious closets, and a massive storage room.The well-run self-managed co-operative has a new elevator, planned common area upgrades , & considerable commercial income permits owners to enjoy below market maintenance.