Make your place in history in this authentic Fluxhouse live/work artist's loft. With ~3,000 square feet of space spread over 2 floors plus mezzanine, this loft can be left largely untouched or re-worked completely to meet your needs. This original loft is located on the first floor and lower level of the second Fluxhouse Cooperative in Soho, "an artist-in-residence center of avant-garde innovation in living, performance, and creativity" in the late 1960s. With 15.5' ceilings on the main floor and double-door entry from the building vestibule as well as from the street, the loft is well-suited for a wide range of creative pursuits. A commanding skylight comprising the ceiling punctuates the east end of the loft, and west-facing windows in the spacious mezzanine above the entry provide afternoon light. The existing mezzanines can be expanded and another mezzanine could be added for an additional 500-700 square feet in the first floor space. The entire loft exhibits original architectural details, including exposed brick walls and arches. The main floor houses a full bathroom, and the mezzanine directly above is plumbed for another full bathroom with the fixtures removed. The lower level of this duplex loft space has 9.5' ceilings as well as an architecturally compelling skylight. Currently configured as a darkroom and separate studio space, the loft can be configured in a number of different ways to the specifications of its new owner. Directly adjacent to the lower level in the common storage basement is a 73 square foot private storage area that transfers with this loft. 16-18 Greene Street is one of the first live/work cooperative buildings in Soho. This cast iron loft building is convenient to multiple subway lines as well as Nolita, Greenwich Village, and the galleries and restaurants of neighboring Tribeca.
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