Cast-Iron SoHo Loft

The stunning full-floor loft is located in the landmark building at 10 Greene Street, built by renown architect, John B. Snook. This historic cast-iron gem is part of the neighborhood’s SoHo Cast-Iron District, a protected landmark site designated by the New York City Landmark Preservation Committee in 1973. Built in the mid-18th century during an architectural renaissance, this building is not only the earliest cast-iron building on Greene Street, it is part of the world’s largest collection of preserved cast-iron commercial and residential buildings. During the extensive interior and exterior restoration process the historical architecture, including Tuscan-style columns, was maintained in conjunction with the modern interior improvements. The 2,437 sq ft interior of the 2nd story, full-floor loft features 2-bedrooms, 3 baths, all new infrastructure, 5’’ white oak floors, 13 ft ceilings, an eco-smart fireplace, and access to the building’s brand new elevator.

The unit’s interior decor, furnishings and art, were designed by luxury design and real estate marketing firm, Interior Marketing Group. By infusing eccentric elements, contemporary furnishings, and tasteful accessories, to the team created a bold look and added personality to the century-old space, while honoring the property’s historic architecture. Throughout the downtown residence, the contemporary design defies the standards of typical ‘staging,’ by maximizing space and functionality without compromising style and creativity. The design blends cool grays with pops of gold, white, and scarlet while also featuring striking, original artwork created by IMG’s in-house team.

Located between Canal and Grand Street in the heart of downtown SoHo, residents will have easy access the area’s highly sought after restaurants, designer shops, and picturesque cobblestone streets. Find full listing information from the Eklund | Gomes Team here: theeklundgomesteam.elliman.com/new...