$13,500,000

The result of a multi-year gut renovation, this iconic Soho loft is the finest full floor residence to ever become available at the much sought-after 158 Mercer Street. Balancing historic industrial scale with a contemporary aesthetic, it is an incredibly versatile home that epitomizes turn-key downtown living. Spanning 4,678 square feet with four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms, you enter directly from a private elevator into a sizable entry gallery with an adjoining walk-in closet with custom millwork. The loft’s main living space is expansive at over 2,000 square feet featuring original structural columns and industrial elements paired with reclaimed white oak flooring. 32 feet of oversized windows facing east and ceiling heights exceeding 11 feet allow for plentiful morning light and scale throughout. A wood-burning fireplace, clad in Italiano Marmorino, creates a natural sitting room with north-facing windows and classic Soho exposures. The oversized kitchen is exceptionally equipped, with custom cabinetry, striking marble countertops including a striking Rosso Levanto island, and professional-grade appliances by Wolf and Sub-Zero. A dedicated guest suite shares the home’s east-facing expanse, with a built-in murphy bed and en-suite bathroom offering added flexibility as a dedicated office. Storage is plentiful as well, with a walk-in pantry and additional adjacent service areas including an oversized laundry room and two additional storage rooms. The home’s private quarters are discreetly tucked away from the main loft space, anchored by a common playroom or anteroom leading to three en-suite bedrooms. South-facing and bathed in natural light, the primary bedroom suite offers two custom dressing rooms as well as a striking primary bathroom with an oversized double vanity, freestanding soaking tub, and windowed shower. Two additional en-suite bedrooms, each with designer-tiled baths, complete this residence. 158 Mercer Street is one of Soho’s most desirable condominiums. Originally constructed in 1895 and known as the New Museum Building after formerly housing the New Museum of Contemporary Art, it today offers white-glove service via a 24-hour doorman, private roof deck with skyline views, private storage, and a bike room.