Corner NoHo Loft with Light, Scale, and Architectural Integrity



This refined corner NoHo loft offers a rare sense of clarity—where space, light, and material are handled with discipline and intent.



Just under 2,000 square feet unfold beneath soaring 11+ foot ceilings. Expansive corner windows draw in beautiful eastern light, creating a luminous, open atmosphere throughout. Venetian plaster walls, warm reclaimed oak floors, and original sculptural columns establish a tactile architectural language that feels grounded and timeless.



The renovation is exacting. Integrated systems and extensive concealed storage are handled discreetly, resulting in a home that feels fully resolved rather than newly finished. The layout is fluid and generous, currently configured as two bedrooms with a dedicated glass-and-steel office, and easily adaptable to a three-bedroom arrangement if desired.



The primary suite is thoughtfully separated for privacy, featuring generous walk-in closets and a calm, spa-like en-suite bath. The secondary bedroom rivals many primary suites, complete with its own en-suite bath, an original column, and a television seamlessly integrated into Venetian plaster.



At the heart of the loft, the kitchen is confident and restrained. Calacatta Macchia Vecchia marble anchors the space, complemented by custom cabinetry, integrated appliances, and abundant storage organized around a substantial island—ideal for both daily living and entertaining.



A large mudroom and laundry room with washer/dryer, sink, and extensive storage adds a rare level of practicality and offers the ability to add a half or full bath.



Located in the full-service cooperative at 250 Mercer Street, residents enjoy a 24-hour doorman, landscaped courtyard, furnished roof deck, and meticulously maintained common areas. Perfectly positioned at the intersection of SoHo, NoHo, and Greenwich Village—close to everything, yet quietly removed.