16 Mercer St Unit 2-A New York, NY 10013

Stunning sun-filled 3 bedroom 3.5 bath floor-through Loft in Soho's coveted boutique 16 Mercer 'Artist Loft' building! This is a rare opportunity for the discerning to lease one of only 5 loft apartments in a historic 1863 Soho gem, elegantly preserved to retain its rich utilitarian patina, and modernized with the finest comforts and amenities.

This strikingly beautiful home impresses at first glance with its amazing classic loft features such as 12'+ ceilings, exposed original refinished wooden beams, exposed brick sandblasted to a clean, rustic finish, inset lighting, beautifully-restored cast iron columns, gorgeous rift quarter-cut white oak plank floors, and floor-to-ceiling thermo pane wood-framed windows that invite streaming light from both sides of the space.

The grand open living/dining area lined with a wall of windows is an entertainer's dream. Prepare wonderful meals in the sleek chef's kitchen graced by custom oak cabinetry, pearl white cultured stone countertops, top-of-the-line appliances including a stainless steel Sub-Zero fridge and Miele dishwasher, JADO plumbing fixtures and accessories, plus a large pantry. Other sophisticated features include walk-in closets, an in-home washer/dryer, central air conditioning, and spa-like ensuite baths in all bedrooms with marble tiles, TOTO toilets and heated floors.
Built in 1863 as the New York State Soldier's Depot to care for convalescing Union soldiers returning from the Civil War, 16 Mercer today offers intimate, private living in the heart of vibrant Soho. This 6-story elevator building's current "Artist Loft" renovation was completed in late 2009, with its style, scale, materials and details remain reminiscent of the era and neighborhood's historic nature. The idyllic location on a charming cobblestone street, at the corner of Mercer and Howard just west of Broadway, puts residents at the pulse of the area's upscale boutiques, flagship stores, world-class dining, art galleries, antique shops and public transportation, and at the crossroads of NoLita, NoHo, TriBeca, West Village and Lower East Side.