140 Thompson Street, New York City, NY 10012

Set within a 19th-century former safe factory on one of the neighborhood’s most beautifully preserved blocks, this sophisticated SoHo duplex loft is a stunning two-bedroom, three-bathroom residence that is approximately 2, 280 square feet in size. Bathed in natural light from southern, western, and eastern exposures, the home offers sweeping open-sky vistas and picturesque views of St. Anthony’s Church. Designed by architect Wendy Cronk, the residence perfectly balances an authentic Soho aura with clean and minimalist architectural lines. The upper level has 9’8″ ceilings, white-painted exposed brick, original wood beams, and wide-plank hardwood floors. Its expansive, open floor plan provides distinct living and dining areas, creating a flawless setting for both everyday living and elevated entertaining. There is a functional wood burning fireplace as well. A striking architectural staircase leads to a library and the home’s split layout private quarters. Two well-proportioned bedrooms and three full bathrooms offer exceptional comfort and flexibility, complemented by the convenience of an in-unit washer and dryer. A private basement storage unit also transfers with the sale. The West Broadway Arches at 140 Thompson Street (also known as 468 West Broadway) is one of SoHo’s most coveted prewar cooperatives. Its striking red-brick façade, Romanesque Revival architecture, and intricate cast-iron details celebrate the neighborhood’s rich industrial and artistic heritage. Amenities include a secure key-locked elevator, a highly attentive live-in superintendent, and a recently renovated lobby. Perfectly positioned at the crossroads of SoHo and Greenwich Village, the residence places you moments from acclaimed restaurants, renowned galleries, designer boutiques, and downtown Manhattan’s most celebrated cultural destinations. Multiple nearby subway lines ensure effortless access throughout the city. Pets are welcome. Please note the entrance to this building is located at 140 Thompson Street.