28 East 4th Street, 5-W

Enjoy historic proportions and breathtaking decor in this gorgeous full-floor loft in the perfect NoHo location. Spanning 1,800 square feet with 11 windows facing the north, west and south, this impressive home dazzles from every angle. Soaring ceilings rise overhead, hardwood floors run underfoot, and ample designer touches set a chic tone throughout. Arrive in the large corner living room where multiple closets ensure storage will never be a concern. From here, concealed pocket doors reveal a large great room with lavish spaces for sitting and dining areas flanked by bright eastern windows. Granite countertops surround an army of stainless steel appliances in the open kitchen, and the large breakfast bar provides space for casual dining. Enjoy tranquil open sky views and two large walk-in closets in the large master bedroom. The en suite bath soothes away stress with its large jetted tub and glass-enclosed rain shower, while the in-unit washer-dryer and linen closet add effortless ease. French doors and transom windows allow light to flow unimpeded into the smart home office space, and the second full bath is well-positioned for residents and guests. This stunning unit presents a rare opportunity to buy in a historic neighborhood and building with limited sales inventory. Currently configured as a one bedroom with home office, this expansive floor plan can easily accommodate a second bedroom without sacrificing space. Situated at the intersection of NoHo, SoHo, the Bowery, the Lower East Side and the Village, this exciting neighborhood is at the epicenter of downtown cool. A near endless list of great dining, nightlife and entertainment line the nearby blocks, and transportation from this central district is effortless with 6, N/R/W and B/D/F/M trains all within minutes. Located within the NoHo Historic District, 28 East 4th Street is a Classical Revival store-and-loft building featuring cast iron, limestone and brick detailing. Built in 1901, the address was originally occupied by printing, apparel and toy businesses before being joined by music publishers in the 1950s. The pet-friendly boutique cooperative features just 18 units, a common roof deck and residents' storage. Liberal subletting policies and low maintenance, thanks to ground-floor retail, make this an ideal opportunity for homebuyers and investors alike.