71 Greene St 4

An exquisite collection of four 2800 square foot floor through loft residences. The apartments are on floors two through four and range in ceiling height from 11 to 15. The buildings were originally constructed in 1873, and restored to their distinguished landmark status with a modern sensibility by renowned architect, Joseph Pell Lombardi Architect, who is known for his commitment to historic preservation. Each residence boasts many original prewar details such as Corinthian cast-iron and solid wood columns, exposed brick walls, decorative fireplace openings, metal sliding fire barn doors, 8' wide solid white oak floors and over-sized land-marked replicated windows, complete with brass pulley system and alloyed weights (allowing to operate with amazing ease). Some of the features of these lofts are: Valcuccin Italian custom kitchens, state-of-the-art appliances of Sub-Zero Professional Refrigeration, Gaggenau Double Ovens, Miele Cook Tops, Smeg Ranges, Best Hood, two Miele Dishwashers, Bosch washers and dryers and multiple zoned controlled central AC and heat throughout all residences. Master bedroom suites are complete with walk-in dressing rooms, Restoration Hardware vanities, Waterworks Henry brass fixtures and honed marble slab floor to walls. Second and third bathrooms are complete with Herringbone design white marble floors, custom vanities and Kohler Pinstripe Pure fixtures. Building amenities include a 24 hour lobby attendant/ elevator operator for the freight and passenger elevators with private access to each floor, Video intercom access through lobby/stairs and a full-time Superintendent for daily trash/ recycling pick up.69/71-73 Greene Street is perfectly located between Prince and Spring Streets and a landmark example of cast-iron Soho loft architecture. In its day cast iron was referred to as modern urban architecture--the hallmark of new architecture. The buildings still exude their original grandeur as architectural masterpieces.