428 Broome St #1R, New York, NY 10013

Description

Welcome to 428 Broome Street, residence 1R set on one of SoHo's most coveted blocks. This exceptional home embodies the essence of classic loft living with a seamless blend of historic character and modern refinement. Housed within a boutique 19th-century building rich in early-1870s architectural detail, the residence has been meticulously reimagined to the highest standards.
This two bedroom, two bathroom with soaring 16+ foot double-height ceilings is not your typical find. Immediately your eye is drawn to the original curved honeycomb skylights, and thoughtfully designed interiors that create a dramatic yet intimate experience. The expansive Great Room is anchored by exposed brick along the northern wall, adding warmth and texture, while radiant heated floors and central air conditioning ensure year-round comfort.
The chef's kitchen serves as the heart of the home, featuring top-of-the-line Thermador appliances, including double steam ovens, column refrigeration, dual wine coolers, and custom cabinetry, all centered around an impressive 14-foot island designed for both entertaining and daily living.
Both bathrooms are finished to a spa-level standard, offering full-size showers, a deep soaking tub, heated floors, a built-in vanity, and refined fixtures throughout. A dedicated laundry room includes a full-size front-loading washer and dryer, complemented by a rear mudroom entrance with generous storage and an additional large storage room in the basement that comes with the unity.
The upper-level houses two serene bedroom suites. The primary bedroom wing is highlighted by custom walk-in closets spanning three walls, while the overall layout offers exceptional flexibility. Two fireplaces, dual entrances, and an extraordinarily quiet ambiance further elevate the residence. While currently open to the lower level, both bedrooms can be fully enclosed if desired.
A rare opportunity to own a truly distinctive SoHo loft-dramatic, refined, and impeccably executed-this residence must be experienced to be fully appreciated.