Authentic, full-floor, Noho loft available for the first time in 41 years. 

The entire 7th floor of 712 Broadway comprises approximately 2,800 sf and is accessible by a key-locked elevator.  Most recently the home of award-winning American artist and photographer, Rosalind Fox Solomon, this high-floor, sun-filled loft is ready for the vision of its new owner.  The loft has attributes rarely still found in these authentic New York City pioneer homes.  There are original pine floors, 12' barrel-vaulted ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and over-sized windows that allow all-day sun from the East and West.  There are city views and peaks of Washington Square Park facing west down Washington Place.  The loft has been used for over 40 years as an inspirational live-work space and still has working dark rooms and studio offices.  The floorplate is flexible and will easily allow up to 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths.  The lucky new owners will be proud to create their dream home and enjoy this loft for the next several decades.

712 Broadway, built in 1895, is an 8-story coop that owns its retail space.  The building is kept in immaculate condition and has a understated, renovated lobby, restored elevator, video intercom system, and a large basement with private and enormous storage units.  The surrounding neighborhood is quintessential Noho, with architectural gems, bustling retail and restaurants, and nearby Washington Square Park.