Loft in the Sky
Floating above the vibrant crossroads of NoHo, Greenwich Village, and the East Village, this sun-drenched, fully furnished two-bedroom residence offers the scale of a loft, spectacular natural light, and breathtaking skyline views. Set within a boutique condominium, the home is a rare downtown retreat where open space, iconic vistas, and effortless style come together high above the city.

Bathed in sunlight from three exposures-north, east, and west-the expansive great room is wrapped in walls of glass that frame iconic city vistas and endless skies. Soaring ceilings, rich hardwood floors, and an open layout create an airy, loft-like atmosphere that feels worlds away from the city below.

Set apart from the living space for added privacy, the two bedrooms enjoy bright exposures and generous closet space, including a walk-in closet. The windowed stone bathroom is finished in floor-to-ceiling stone tile and features a deep soaking tub.

Offering exceptional light, privacy, and open views in one of Manhattan's most sought-after neighborhoods.

Apartment Highlights
Top-floor, fully furnished two-bedroom residence Loft-like great room with soaring ceilings Walls of glass with sweeping skyline views Triple exposures (north, east, and west) Central air conditioning Hardwood floors throughout In-unit washer and dryer Windowed stone bathroom with soaking tub Excellent storage, including a walk-in closet Available fully furnished for a min one-year lease, with flexibility to consider a six-month term.
Condo Fees: Lease Processing $500, Credit Check $100 per Applicant, Move-in Deposit $750 (Refundable), Digital Submission $65, APP Admin 5% of building fees. Landlord Fees: First month's rent, one month's rent for Security Deposit.

Building Features
Pet-friendly elevator condominium Landscaped roof deck with panoramic city views Prime location at Second Avenue and St. Marks Place Just outside your door are some of Downtown Manhattan's best restaurants, cafés, nightlife, and cultural destinations, with convenient access to the 6, N, R, W, and L trains.

As featured in the New York Post's "Gimme Shelter."