Brown Harris Stevens

Welcome to The Prince of SoHo nestled in the middle of this historic neighborhood, built in 1910, 100 Prince Street presents an incredible opportunity to transform this loft-style coop into your dream urban oasis. Boasting over 2,500 square feet of versatile living space, this residence currently offers two bedrooms and a bath, which is used as both a comfortable home, as well as an artistic space and gallery. With captivating city views and a backdrop of lights and rooftops, this is a space with a story. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by beautiful original details that exude pre-war charm. Two skylights, over 100' of exposed brick, hardwood floors, and beamed ceilings soaring up to 13' high. This classic combination of detail lends an unmistakably authentic New York City vibe. The spacious great room is an ideal place for creativity and entertaining, while the galley kitchen invites your culinary flair. Once renovated, imagine your newly designed home set against the oversized wood-framed display windows and exposed brick from end to end. This penthouse unit captivates with its abundant natural light and private access to rooftop space, which takes us to the most exciting option of all, the ability to acquire the roof rights! This would allow the new owners to turn the Prince into the King of SoHo, by transforming this 2500SF loft into a duplex. Building a Master Suite on the roof will add another 900SF of living space, thus creating an architectural masterpiece spanning almost 3500SF. The home of your dreams in combination with the buildings pre-war style and charm provide comfort and a sense of history right in the heart of bustling SoHo. Another notable mention and HUGE perk of living at 100 Prince Street is the low maintenance. At only $1500/mo, comparable Co-Ops charge anywhere between $3000 to $5000/mo. Pets OK. SoHo and the building itself is rich in history, culture, film, culinary arts, fashion and is truly the epitome of the best NYC has to offer. 100 Prince Street's most notable tenant was the famed artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, who lived here for some time before moving a few blocks over to 101 Crosby Street. In addition, the Academy Award winning movie Ghost starring Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze was filmed right next door. While SoHo has changed somewhat since the 1980's, these days right outside your doorstep you'll find many high end retail stores. Valentino and Miu Miu to name a couple, both have stores located on the first floor. Explore the eclectic mix of boutiques, art galleries, and eateries like Fenelli Cafe, which has been a SoHo staple since 1847. Culture like this make SoHo one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods. With a Walkable Score of 100 you have easy access to everything. Public transportation options are endless, starting with the R train and W train right up the block. Private parking and valet services are also available. Schedule a private showing today and explore the mind-blowing possibilities that await. The Prince of SoHo is an exclusive chance to create a space truly unique and reflective of your personality and quintessential NYC lifestyle.