售$525萬 - 565 Broadway #8, 曼哈頓 苏豪区 SoHo, NY 10012｜ID # RLS20071731

想像一下，創造一個獨一無二的 SoHo 閣樓，完全按照你的願景量身定制！
帶上你的建築師，創造你夢想中的閣樓。

歡迎來到王子大廈的第八層，也就是 565 百老匯，位於王子街與百老匯的西南角。

這是一個極其罕見的機會。在這座建於 1859 年的標誌性 SoHo 合作社大廈的第八層，擁有 5000 平方英尺的角落閣樓，享有在 SoHo 極少擁有的驚人光線和景觀。

第八層空間寬敞，朝東有 50 英尺的無阻擋且陽光充沛的晨景，
朝北和西北擁有 100 英尺的窗戶，可俯瞰新澤西州和日落景觀！

目前配置為兩個獨立的閣樓，並有多個水管位置。可以保持現狀，或進行翻新。

第八層可以輕鬆容納 4 間臥室和 4 間以上的浴室。有兩部電梯直通閣樓。

節能窗戶於 2023 年新安裝。
景觀和光線壯觀。
*注意：合作社已非常接近獲得臨時居住證。預期的 TCO 日期是 2026 年秋季末，但這不能得到保證。

在 TCO 確定之前，合作社不允許進行翻新。
對於希望進行翻新的新買家，獲批計畫和許可證需要幾個月的時間。買家可以利用這段時間提交自己的計畫和許可證。

透過窗戶所拍攝的所有景觀都是實際景觀。
內部照片均為虛擬渲染，不是真實圖像，旨在展示閣樓可能的樣貌，而不是當前閣樓的代表。

IMAGINE creating a one-of-a-kind SoHo loft tailored to your vision!
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Welcome to The 8th Floor in the Prince Tower Building, aka 565 Broadway, located on the Southwest corner of Prince and Broadway.

An Incredibly rare offering. A 5000 SF Floor Corner Loft on the 8th Floor of an Iconic Soho Coop Building built in 1859 with incredible light and views rarely had in Soho.

The 8th Floor is grandly proportioned with 50 Feet of unobstructed and sun-flooded morning views to the East,
and 100 Feet of windows North and Northwest with New Jersey and Sunset views!

Currently configured as two separate lofts with multiple plumbing locations. Keep it as is, or renovate.

The 8th Floor could easily accomodate 4 bedrooms and 4+ bathrooms. There are two elevator banks that open directly into the Loft.

Energy saving Windows were newly installed in 2023.
The views and light are spectacular.
*Note: The Coop is very close to getting their Temporary Certificate of Occupancy. The anticipated TCO date is late Fall 2026, however this cannot be guaranteed.

The Coop will not allow renovations to take place until the TCO is in place.
It will take some months to get plans and permits approved for a new Buyer who wants to renovate. The Buyer can take advantage of this time to file their plans and permits.

All of the views that are photographed through the windows are actual views.
The interior photographs are all virtually rendered, are not real images, and are meant to be a representation of what the loft might look like, and are not a representation of the current Loft.