66 Crosby St. #5G

514 Broadway is an expansive, light-filled SoHo loft that embodies everything you love about downtown living. This home blends history, design, and flexibility in one of Manhattan’s most iconic neighborhoods. Featuring generous living and entertaining spaces, strong proportions, and a flexible layout designed to accommodate both grand gatherings and quiet, everyday living with equal ease.

AT A GLANCE:
Approx. 1,400 sq ft + 300 sq ft mezzanine (5-ft ceilings)
13-ft ceilings and oversized arched windows
Chef’s kitchen with Wolf, Bosch & Sub-Zero appliances
Soaking tub and in-unit washer/dryer
Private storage unit included
Pet-friendly
Key-locked elevator co-op with live-in super
Low maintenance ($2,091)
Prime SoHo location

THE LOFT:
Light pours through three oversized windows, highlighting cast-iron columns, wall arches, and 13-foot ceilings that define SoHo living.
The loft faces the building’s interior courtyard, offering quiet, peaceful views of 514 Broadway/66 Crosby’s striking loft architecture.

The open layout offers space for living, dining, and more, plus a 300 sq ft mezzanine with 5-ft ceilings. (The owner has previously used it as a sleeping area, reading nook, and home office.) It adds charm and versatility without interrupting the loft’s flow.

DESIGN & FINISHES:
The chef’s kitchen balances form and function with marble counters, a butcher-block island, and top-tier appliances by Wolf, Bosch, and Sub-Zero.
The bathroom features subway tile, a deep soaking tub, and curated accents that bring warmth and character.

Additional features include an in-unit washer/dryer, walk-in closet, and private 8×8 storage unit.
The co-op is pet-friendly, offers low monthly maintenance, a key-locked elevator, and a live-in superintendent.

LOCATION:
At the crossroads of Broadway and Spring, you’re moments from the best of SoHo – world-class dining, shopping, and galleries – plus multiple subway lines for effortless access across Manhattan.

INTERIOR DESIGN:
Styled by Carolyn Willander, owner of Object Permanence, the space features vintage postmodern pieces – from Lucite furniture to bold 1980s d