Poukisa loft Soho sa a se yon inikòn? Paske yon loft nan 8yèm etaj ki domine sou Prince Street, ak limyè, solèy kouche, ak vew skyline vil la, ak 41 pye eksposisyon nò se prèske enposib pou jwenn!

8 West se yon loft atis orijinal nan Soho ki konsantre sou limyè ak vew yo. Li aktyèlman konfigire kòm yon estidyo ouvè, men li ta ka fasilman konvèti nan yon rezidans ak de chanm, 2-3 twalèt.

Foto skyline yo se vew aktyèl yo soti nan loft la.

Li gen nouvo, gwo fenèt ak de miray, epi 11 pye plafon, plis de bèl kolòn.

Tiyo yo sitiye sou bò Lès ak Ouest ki ofri kapasite pou mete yon kwizin oswa yon twalèt nan plizyè kote.

565 Broadway (Batiman Ball, Black & Co) Orijinalman yon batiman Paladyen senk etaj ak yon fasad an kwatz Lès Chester ak fè jete, 565 Broadway te fèt an 1859 pa achitèk John Kellum. An 1893, batiman an te resevwa yon adisyon kat etaj, fwa sa a ak briyè koulè krèm pou reflete fasad an kwatz orijinal la. Youn nan bijou ki pi renome nan New York City nan 19yèm syèk la, Ball Black & Co, te lwe tout batiman an: vant ak sal egzibisyon sou premye 3 etaj yo, ak fabrikasyon sou etaj ki pi wo yo. Nan tan sa a, SoHo te yon zòn acha pi renmen nan rich yo ak moun ki popilè, e Tiffany & Co te jis atravè lari a. Li te fè enpòtans, pa sèlman pou pwopòsyon klasik bèl li yo ak lokatè enpòtan li a, batiman an te tou premye batiman ki absoliman rezistan a dife nan vil New York.

Why is this Soho Loft a Unicorn? Because an 8th Floor Soho Loft towering over Prince Street, with Light, Sunsets, Skyline City views, and 41 Ft of Northern exposures is almost impossible to find!

8 West is an original Soho Artist's open loft and is all about the amazing light and views. It is currently configured as an open studio, but could be easily converted to a two Bedroom, 2-3 Bathroom residence.

Skyline photos are the actual views from the Loft.

Featuring new, oversized and double paned windows and 11' ceilings, plus two beautiful columns.

Plumbing stacks are located on the East and West sides offering the ability to place a kitchen or bathroom in multiple locations.

565 Broadway (the Ball, Black & Co Building) Originally a five story Palladian Palazzo with an East Chester Marble and Cast Iron facade, 565 Broadway was designed in 1859 by architect John Kellum. In 1893 the building received a four-story addition, this time with cream-colored brick to mirror the original marble facade. One of New York City's leading jewelers of the 19th century, Ball Black & Co, once leased the whole building: sales and showroom on the first 3 floors, with manufacturing on the higher floors. At this time SoHo was a favorite shopping area of the rich and famous and Tiffany & Co was just across the street. Famous, not only for its beautiful classical proportions and prominent tenant, the building was also the first absolutely fire-proof building in New York City.