Corner loft with huge 36' x 27'9" great room in NoHo's renowned Bleecker Tower. The loft features oversized windows, 10.5-foot beamed ceilings, and exposed brick at the perimeter walls. Raw space - must be built out. The renderings and floor plans by Studio Sofield illustrate a potential renovation with an open chef's kitchen and island perfect for entertaining, master bedroom suite with a large dressing room, study, and two bathrooms. Originally the Manhattan Savings Institution Building, and better known as Bleecker Tower, 644 Broadway is one of New York City's most ornate 19th Century buildings and has been named one of the Top Ten loft buildings in New York City. Built in 1889 and located in the heart of NoHo, the 8-story building was designed by architect Stephen Decatur Hatch. Its Beaux Arts design is imbued with a mix of Queen Anne and Romanesque Revival details and incorporates a wide range of materials including carved and rusticated sandstone, terra cotta, brick, and cast iron. A copper-clad tower crowns the building making it visible for blocks. In 1987 the building was immaculately restored and converted into at 15-unit co-op. Part-time doorman and video security system. Common roof deck.
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