88 Prince Street, New York City, NY 10012

Full Floor Live/Work Loft in Prime Soho

Sprawling approximately 8500 +/- square feet and positioned in the heart of prime Soho, this full floor live/work opportunity is rare and rich with potential. Encompassing the entire third floor of The Little Singer Building (aka 88 Prince Street & 561 Broadway), this turn of the century pre-war loft conversion is the perfect opportunity for buyers that desire the ability to live and work from a stunning space rich with architectural details including 11-foot ceilings, triple exposures, floor to ceiling French windows, Juliette balconies and exposed brick.

Currently this high-tech loft is configured as two separate spaces connected by a state-of-the-art theater. Entering from the 88 Prince Street private elevator, you walk into a mint condition 2- bedroom 2-bathroom apartment with a gigantic living/family room and open kitchen which is perfect for entertaining friends and family. There are two large bedrooms and bathrooms at the back which are quiet and peaceful for sleeping.

Moving through the home, on the southeast side, you will walk through a discrete door into a spectacular home theater, which is perfect for anything from watching the newest Netflix series to editing the next Hollywood blockbuster.

Adjacent to this theater is an enormous and beautifully finished experience center currently used by Savant Technology. This side of the loft is truly massive and complete with double powder rooms, an oversized designer bedroom suite, conference room, and entertaining salon.
Residents of this loft have the utmost in flexibility with regards to how they can choose to use the space. It’s zoned as a live/work loft, there are two entrances with two separate and private passenger/freight elevators. The coop allows sublets, residential use, live/work use, or simply work from the space and they also allow purchases in LLC’s and trusts.

*Represents current apartment configuration, which may not conform to official legal documentation. Purchasers should consult with their legal or architectural professionals to determine legal use parameters.