285 Lafayette Street #2-F

It's an incredible feeling to walk into a home and it feels like "your home". This quintessential Soho loft is the only one of it's kind in the building, boasting approximately 1,040 square feet with soaring 11' 6" ceilings, custom handcrafted woodworking throughout, exposed beams, and other original touches coupled with a beautiful renovation... calling this loft your home would truly be an amazing feeling! Eastern sunlight is abundant in the apartment as well as all of its charm. From the home's exposed brick and oversized double paned windows, to the original decorative cast-iron columns and original beams all give the throwback feeling of Soho Loft charm with a sanctuary-like home feeling energy throughout. The open kitchen has a fully-equipped stainless steel kitchen including a brand new LG Fridge, dishwasher, and large island with seating for four comfortably or plenty of room for entertaining. The bedroom, hand crafted with custom cherry wood doors and two double-sized closets, have storage extended to the ceiling. This home has thoughtful additions such as a has a hidden stacked washer/dryer unit right off the bathroom, a separated alcove for entertaining guests or for additional sleeping area, and additional storage and closet areas that run from floor to ceiling. There isn't a spot in the home where personal touches, original details, and hand craftsmanship isn't prevalent. Conveniently located near the B/D/F/M/R/W & 6 trains, just 1 block from Whole Foods, walking distance to The Butchers Daughter, La Esquina, and many other neighborhood hotspots and gems. Originally built in 1912 as the Hawley & Hoops chocolate factory, 285 Lafayette Street was converted to a full-service luxury loft condominium building in 1999. With a 5-story addition, completed in 2002, the developers took painstaking care in keeping the details of the original cast-iron property to build what we know 285 Lafayette as today. In keeping with this mentality, the entire 2nd floor of the building is special. This was the floor Hawley & Hoops would use for clientele to come into, with the remaining floors of the building dedicated to manufacturing, shipping, and receiving. Ceiling heights, decorative columns, and unique wood beams all restored and pay homage to the original beginnings of this property, now serving as a home for those who value Soho history and modern living. Top-notch amenities include a full-time doorman/concierge, an expansive landscaped roof deck, and much more.