One-of-a-kind opportunity to create a dramatic and spacious loft in the heart of Greenwich Village! Located in the legendary Atrium building which once hosted jazz legends John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk and Jimi Hendrix in its iconic Village Gate (now closed), this loft offers a unique chance to live in a historic building with a rich legacy. This SECOND FLOOR property is currently configured as two adjacent lofts which can be combined into an approximately 2,425 Sq. Ft home. Central air is already installed and upgrades have been made throughout the two units including a brand new kitchen in one unit and a washer and dryer. With lofty 15' high ceilings, nine large windows facing Bleecker Street, and abundant natural light, this property is a perfect place to entertain. A combination would create a spacious home with room for an eat-in kitchen, breakfast room, living room and dining room, in addition to two comfortable bedrooms and three full bathrooms. This incredible location is in the heart of all the restaurants, coffee shops and shopping of Greenwich Village and Soho. Subletting is allowed and this building is ideally located a stone's throw from New York University and a few blocks from Cooper Union - rentals here do not last! A saavy buyer also has the option to live in one unit and rent out the other or to combine them at a later date while earning a rental income in the meantime. The Atrium was designed by Ernest Flagg who trained at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Originally a "healthful hotel", it features an abundance of large windows and two large interior courtyards flooded with light from glass roofs. This coop also features full time doormen, super and a laundry room. * Limited financing is available * Co-purchasers, guarantors and parents buying for children are allowed * Subletting allowed after 6 years * No pets are allowed
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