Entering from quiet, cobblestoned Crosby Street, a key-locked elevator takes you directly into unit 10R, a sleek modernist interpretation of a SoHo loft, offering a discerning buyer a unique opportunity to update the existing design, or reconfigure into the home of their dreams. Sundrenched with three exposures, this rare 10th-floor loft offers tremendous views North up to the midtown skyline, South down to the lower Manhattan skyline, and East to the sunrises.

Step off the elevator into the ample great room, with concrete floors and a minimalist open concept living space. In its current state, the rear of the loft offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an additional windowed office/bedroom. The ceilings of 10ft height bring an airy sense to the entire space. The new owner could renovate to update to today?s standards, and there isn?t a better template to work from, but a lover of modern architecture might find this to their liking and only update/restore where needed.

Built in 1902, 38 Crosby is part of a block-through building that conveniently provides dual elevator access from both Crosby Street and 476 Broadway. This co-op still owns its 7,500 SF ground floor retail space, income from which can provide offsets to rising maintenance costs. Just two floors up, there is a beautifully landscaped common roof deck with 360-degree views. There is also access to the building?s cooling lines to easily install central AC; basic cable and internet via Time Warner are included in the maintenance along with gas, hot water, and heat; a full-time super, video intercom, free private storage in the basement and professional management add to the ease and comfort of a home at 38 Crosby Street.

Quarterly assessment of $1,107.45 until 2025 to cover debt service for the roof deck renovation.

Co-Exclusive of Brown Harris Stevens and Corcoran.