250 MERCER Street, New York City, NY 10012

Sunny, Spacious and Renovated One Bedroom + Loft with High Ceilings, Massive Windows and a Washer/Dryer!

Upon entering this beautifully renovated one bedroom loft, you are immediately taken by the 13-foot ceilings and giant west-facing double-paned windows providing abundant natural light all day long. The spacious great room easily accommodates a large living area, dining for even your most ambitious dinner parties, as well as ample space to work from home. The kitchen was gut renovated and opened up to the great room to enhance counter and cabinet space, and features Caesarstone counters and backsplash, stainless steel and paneled appliances from Bosch and KitchenAid, and attractive custom cabinetry from KitchenCraft. The bathroom was also gut renovated with a timeless blend of subway and marble hexagon tiles, a new vanity and high-end fixtures. The oversized bedroom easily fits a king bed with additional furniture and also features massive double-paned windows and abundant floor-to-ceiling closet space. Other features of this incredible home include a new Bosch washer/dryer, an enormous walk-in closet and motorized sun and blackout shades on all windows and pristine hardwood floors throughout. The icing on the cake is the separate bonus lofted space which gives you additional square footage for any number of uses, including a home office, storage, or a guest sleeping area.

250 Mercer is a highly sought-after loft co-op building featuring a 24-hour doorman, a live-in super, a bike room, storage rooms, a roof-deck, landscaped courtyard and multiple laundry rooms. The lobby, hallways and elevators have been recently renovated and look terrific! Pets, guarantors and co-purchasing is allowed. Unlimited subletting is allowed after two years of ownership and up to 80% financing is allowed. No pied-a-terre.

Sitting at the nexus of Greenwich Village, Noho, and Soho, you will be close to some of NYC’s best dining, drinking, shopping and nightlife, as well as the new Wegmans, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s and the Union Square Farmer’s Market. Just a couple blocks to R, W, B, D, F, M and 6 trains, and multiple bus lines.