Ang pambihirang loft na ito na sumasakop sa buong palapag ay nasa isang makasaysayang gusali sa New York City, at nag-aalok ng pambihirang pagsasama ng arkitektural na katangian, maluluwang na sukat, at tunay na downtown charm.

May mga tanawin at bintanang nakaharap sa hilaga at timog, kaya hitik sa likas na liwanag ang tirahan. Tampok dito ang matataas na kisame na may orihinal na disenyong lata, nakalitaw na mga pader na ladrilyo, magagandang sahig na hardwood, at malawak at flexible na floor plan. Matatagpuan isang palapag lamang mula sa ibaba, ang halos buong-palapag na tirahan ay kasalukuyang nag-aalok ng tatlong silid-tulugan, isang nakatalagang home office, at dalawang kumpletong banyo. Nagbibigay rin ang layout ng mahusay na pagkakataong gawing maringal na tirahan na may dalawang silid-tulugan, gaya ng ipinapakita sa Floor Plan 2.

May natatanging lugar ang gusaling ito sa kasaysayan ng sining ng New York. Dito nanirahan at nagtrabaho ang maalamat na icon ng Pop Art na si Roy Lichtenstein mula humigit-kumulang 1963 hanggang 1965, sa isang mahalagang yugto ng kanyang maagang karera nang binubuo niya ang matapang na biswal na wika na tutulong sa paghubog ng kanyang tanyag na estilo ng Pop Art.

Matatagpuan sa isang masiglang kapitbahayan sa downtown, napaliligiran ang tirahan ng mga grocery store, kilalang restaurant, café, tindahan, at maraming linya ng subway, na nag-aalok ng pambihirang kaginhawahan at madaling access sa lahat ng maiaalok ng New York City.

Malugod na tinatanggap ang mga alagang hayop.

This exceptional full-floor loft occupies the entire floor of a historic New York City building, offering a rare combination of architectural character, generous proportions, and authentic downtown charm.

Featuring both northern and southern exposures, the residence is filled with natural light and showcases soaring ceilings with original tin detailing, exposed brick walls, beautiful hardwood floors, and an expansive, flexible floor plan. Located just one flight up, the approximately whole-floor residence currently offers three bedrooms, a dedicated home office, and two full bathrooms. The layout also provides an excellent opportunity to create a grand two-bedroom residence, as illustrated in Floor Plan 2.

The building holds a special place in New York's art history. Legendary Pop Art icon Roy Lichtenstein lived and worked here from approximately 1963 to 1965, during a pivotal period in his early career when he was developing the bold visual language that would help define his iconic Pop Art style.

Ideally situated in a vibrant downtown neighborhood, the residence is surrounded by grocery stores, acclaimed restaurants, cafés, shops, and multiple subway lines, offering exceptional convenience and access to all that New York City has to offer.

Pets are welcome.