99 Spring Street PH6New York, NY 10012

**All showings by appointment only, including open houses. 24 hours notice required for showings**

Rare opportunity to create your dream penthouse in the heart of SoHo!

Perched on the sixth floor, this sun flooded floor through loft is available for the first time in over 30 years. Upon entering from the private, key-locked elevator you are welcomed into an expansive great room spanning nearly 29 feet long and boasting over 12 foot ceilings. This timeless loft offers an open layout that offers endless possibilities to entertain and live your best life in prime Soho with flexibility to create your ideal layout. The great room features two large south facing windows and two oversized skylights that seamlessly flows into the eat-in-kitchen distinctly separated from the sleeping quarters. A hallway effortlessly guides you past the generous secondary bedroom and guest bathroom (both with skylights) that leads to the massive primary bedroom which encompasses the entire northern end of the floor, creating the ultimate sense of privacy. The primary bedroom features a large northern window, decorative fireplace, and en-suite bathroom with vented washer/dryer and large soaking tub. The pièce de résistance is the private outdoor rooftop that spans the entire length of the building—over 1500 square feet—with iconic protected views that are simply breathtaking. Additional highlights include a full western brick wall that spans the entire length of the apartment, hardwood floors, upgraded central air, recessed high-hat lighting, and upgraded electricity.

99 Spring Street is a boutique co-operative features just five floor-through apartments. Originally built in 1871 and converted to co-op in 1985, this pre-war, pet friendly building is located in the Soho-Cast Iron Historic District between Mercer Street and Broadway in a truly unbeatable location--surrounded by top-tier shopping, dining, and culture. This is your chance to create the Soho home you’ve been dreaming about.

Please note some photos are virtually staged.