520 LaGuardia Place 6N

520 LaGuardia Place 6N

520 LaGuardia Place 6N

$2,500,000 | 520 LaGuardia Place 6N, New York City, NY 10012

This stunning pre-war home (built in the late 1800s), is the one you have been waiting for. 6N is a seamless combination of pre-war detail with modern luxuries, located in the premier downtown location on the cusp of both the Village and SOHO. This true three bedroom loft offers exceptional light, open sky and lovely views (local parks with dense trees and flowers), high ceilings, exposed wooden beams and exposed brick. Move right in and enjoy the renovated open style kitchen featuring a large custom corian and zebra wood island, insinkerator, custom cabinetry and stainless steel appliances by Bosch, Miele along with a Sub-Zero refrigerator and 132 bottle Sub-Zero wine refrigerator.
Greeted by sunlight through three expansive oversized windows, the main living area showcases original beams, brickwork, high ceilings and a home office area. The spacious living room is ideal for entertaining.
The eastern facing primary bedroom with oversized window has exposed painted brick and easily fits a king bed and additional furniture. Other features include a renovated spa-like primary bathroom with Calacatta Italian marble and a dressing area with an x-large walk-in closet.
The second bedroom also faces east and has the same beautiful views and exposed painted brick. The 3rd bedroom faces west, has exposed painted brick as well and can also be used as an office. The second bathroom is large with its own free standing soaking tub, and a washer/dryer.
Other features include through the wall air conditioning in all rooms and hardwood flooring.
This is the perfect space to entertain, relax and love life in downtown NYC with the best in restaurants, shopping and easy transportation.
520 Laguardia is a classic Village elevator loft building with 7 floors and only 2 apartments per floor.
Laguardia Place is a quiet street and is located one block from Washington Square Park and Key Park.
It was built in 1880 and converted to a co-op in 1968.