Kaabo si Penthouse ni 47 Howard Street — aṣayan alailẹgbẹ lati ni iru loft ti SoHo ti wa ni kọ. O gbooro ju ẹsẹ mẹta ẹgbẹrun lọ, ile yi ti o kun fun imọlẹ oorun ni o ni awọn ogiri giga 20-ọsẹ ati apẹrẹ ṣiṣi, afẹfẹ ti o ṣe afihan loft ẹlẹda ilu New York to dara julọ. Iwọ le gbe sinu rẹ taara tabi ṣe atunṣe aaye naa ki o si fa soke pẹlu awọn ẹtọ ibè-olumulo pataki. Ibi ti a fi ara mọ ni agbegbe, ikọkọ ti o ni awọn ile marun ti n ṣakoso ara wọn, ile naa n funni ni iriri agbegbe to sunmọ ni ọkan ninu awọn agbegbe ti o fẹ julọ ni Ilu New York City.

Elevator copper itan ti o ṣii taara sinu loft yi ti o ni imọlẹ, nibi ti awọn ferese tobi pẹlu awọn iwoye guusu, oṣit, ati ariwa ti o n fi awọn iwoye ilu New York City atijọ han. Ipele igi ti o ni ibukun, awọn biriki ti a fi han, ati awọn ọrun ti a fi han ti o de ọdọ awọn ẹsẹ 20 n ṣẹda abẹlẹ ti o gbona ati ti a fẹran — nigba ti awọn skylights mẹfa n tan imọlẹ otitọ si aaye naa ki o si funni ni anfani alailẹgbẹ lati sun labẹ irawọ.

Ibi idana ti o tobi to lati ṣe ayẹyẹ fa ọ si apakan keji ti ile, nibiti ibi idana ṣiṣi to gbooro ati awọn aaye igbesi aye ati idana afikun wa. Ibi idana chef ti ni ipese pẹlu ẹrọ gasi ọjọgbọn, firiji Fisher & Paykel, ati ibikan kalakatta viola ti o tobi — ti o baamu fun awọn ounjẹ to sunmọ tabi awọn eto ayẹyẹ to gbooro.

Anfani owo to wulo n yato si ipese yìí: awọn oludokoowo ni 47 Howard Street pin ibi tita ilẹ-ìkà ni ilẹ, ati owo iyalo lati aaye yẹn n bọ si gbogbo awọn iye itọju oṣooṣu: awọn idiyele apapọ ati awọn owo-ori ile. Ni Oṣu Kẹwa ọdun 2027, eni ti Unit 5 yoo gba to $4,000 ni oṣooṣu ni owo lati aaye tita, pẹlu 3% afikun lododun ni atẹle. Ilana ipilẹ-iyalo ti a fi lelẹ.

Ti a ṣe afihan ni ofin gẹgẹbi aaye ilé- iṣẹ, loft naa wa ni ipo ti o dara laarin Broadway ati Mercer lori ọkan ninu awọn ọjà ti a fẹ julọ ti SoHo. Ti wa ni ayika ounjẹ agbaye ni Le Coucou ati La Mercerie, awọn oja Happier Grocer ti o fẹ, awọn boutique ti o ga julọ, ati awọn ile ọnọ pataki — ati pẹlu iraye si rọọdu 4/5/6, N/Q/R/W, A/C/E, J/Z, ati 1/2 — eyi ni igbesi aye SoHo ni ọna rẹ ti o tọ.

Welcome to the Penthouse at 47 Howard Street — a rare opportunity to own the kind of loft that SoHo was built on. Spanning over 3,000 square feet, this sun-drenched full-floor residence features soaring 20-foot ceilings and an open, airy layout that embodies the quintessential New York artist loft. Move right in or personalize the space and expand upward with exclusive private rooftop rights. Nestled within an intimate, self-managed five-unit cooperative, the building offers a close-knit community feel in the heart of one of New York City's most coveted neighborhoods.

A historic copper elevator opens directly into this bright, full-floor loft, where oversized windows with Southern, Eastern, and Northern exposures frame classic downtown New York City views. Wide-plank hardwood floors, exposed brick, and partly exposed beamed ceilings that reach 20 feet create a warm, textured backdrop — while six skylights bathe the space in natural light and offer a rare chance to sleep under the stars.

The entertaining-scale dining room draws you toward the other half of the residence, where an expansive open kitchen and additional living and dining space live. The chef's kitchen is appointed with a professional gas range, a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, and an oversized Calacatta Viola marble island — equally suited for intimate dinners or large-scale hosting.

A compelling financial advantage sets this offering apart: shareholders of 47 Howard Street co-own the ground-floor retail space, and the rental income from that space offsets all monthly maintenance costs: common charges and real estate taxes. By October 2027, the owner of Unit 5 will receive approximately $4,000 per month in income from the retail space, with a 3% annual increase thereafter. Flexible sublet policy.


Legally designated as a live-work space, the loft sits ideally between Broadway and Mercer on one of SoHo's most sought-after blocks. Surrounded by world-class dining at Le Coucou and La Mercerie, the beloved Happier Grocer, high-end boutiques, and prominent galleries — and with easy access to the 4/5/6, N/Q/R/W, A/C/E, J/Z, and 1/2 trains — this is SoHo living at its most authentic.