Kaabọ si 489 Broome Street, Residence 5W, ile-iyalẹnu penthouse loft ti o wa ni ọkan ti agbegbe itan Cast Iron ti SoHo. Ile yii ti o ni ina, pẹlu yara kan ati baluwe meji, pẹlu loft ti o ya, jẹ ipese alailẹgbẹ ti o mu essensẹ ti igbesi aye loft gidi wa, nigba ti o n gba imotuntun ti a ti mu dara si. Pẹlu iwọn nla, ina to ṣe pataki, ati awọn ipari ti a yan ni pẹkipẹki, ile yii jẹ ẹkọ nipa iwọn ati iṣọkan.

Ile-iṣẹ naa gbooro to awọn ẹsẹ 80 ni ijinle, a mọ ile yii nipasẹ awọn ilẹkun giga rẹ ti o ga ju 13’8, awọn ilẹ igi ti a tunṣe, ati awọn ferese titun ti o tobi to wa ni ariwa ati guusu ti o n ṣe apẹrẹ awọn iwo ti ilu. Awọn iwoye guusu n pese itọkasi taara si Freedom Tower nigba ti ọpọlọpọ awọn skylights n pe ina oorun lati wa sinu awọn aaye gbigbe ni gbogbo ọjọ. Yara nla ti o ni ipa-ọna rọrun ni irọrun ṣe ifamọra gbigbe, jijẹ, ati gbigbateru pẹlu imọlara ṣiṣi ti loft gidi kan nikan le pese. Loft ti o wa loke nfunni ni ibi-itura ti o ni irọrun, to dara bi ọfiisi ile tabi lounge alẹ, ti o gbe ni isalẹ awọn skylights ati ṣii si aaye ti o wa ni isalẹ.

Ile kitchen ti a tunṣe jẹ ẹkọ mimọ ni minimalism igbalode, pẹlu ikole funfun, awọn irin ẹrọ LG ti ko rusty, awọn tabili quartz, ati ilẹ onigun dudu ati funfun ti o nfi idapọ aworan ati eniyan kun. Igi ikọja ti n pe ikẹkọ awọsanma ati ijiroro, ti o gbe kitchen ni nipasẹ rhythmic ti igbesi aye ojoojumọ. Meji ninu awọn baluwe ti ni imudojuiwọn ni ọna ti o ni itara pẹlu awọn vanity igbalode ati awọn ipari okuta, nigba ti yara akọkọ ti bẹrẹ lati wa fun ikoko, nfunni ni iroko ti nlọ si inai ti a ṣe akanṣe. Ẹrọ mi ati ẹrọ drying ni ile, awọn imọlẹ tuntun, awọn ilẹkun tuntun, irin, ati trim pari imotuntun ti o ṣọra.

Ile yii wa ninu ile-irin landmark ti a ṣe ni ọdun 1873 nipasẹ Jarvis Morgan Slade, ọmọ ogun Beaux-Arts ti iran rẹ ṣe iranlọwọ lati ṣe apẹrẹ SoHo ti a mọ loni. Pẹlu fasadi Doric ti a ti ṣe tẹlẹ nipasẹ Jackson Bros. Iron Works, 489 Broome Street ni afihan ẹwa ile-iṣẹ ọrundun 19th ati pe a ṣe apẹrẹ ni ibẹrẹ gẹgẹbi ile-ita fun iṣowo fur. Lẹhin awọn ọdun, o yipada lati ibi iṣelọpọ ohun elo si aaye awọn oṣere, ti o wa ni orukọ ti Fischbach Gallery ni akoko-ipele ti iṣipopada aworan SoHo. Ile naa ti jẹ atunṣe patapata ati ti yipada si lofts ibugbe, ni akiyesi ofin itan rẹ lakoko ti o n mu igbadun igbalode wa laarin.

Residence 5W jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ile meji nikan ni ipele penthouse ti ile ikọkọ yii ti o ni awọn ẹya meje. O ti wa ni ipo to pe ni idaji-bọlu ni Broome Street laarin Wooster Street ati West Broadway, adirẹsi yii fi ọ si aarin awọn ọna itan SoHo ti o ni itan pupọ. Ni ayika awọn ile itaja aworan, awọn ibi itaja apẹẹrẹ, ati diẹ ninu awọn ile ounje olokiki julọ ni ilu -- pẹlu Balthazar, Sadelle's, Lure Fishbar, ati Raoul’s -- agbegbe yii nfunni ni ọna igbesi aye ti o ni agbara ati ti a ṣe ilana. Ni awọn aaya diẹ lati awọn ọkọ R, W ni Prince Street, B, D, F, M ati 6 ni Broadway-Lafayette, ati C, E ni Spring Street, ipo yii n ba ẹrọ itan ranṣẹ pẹlu iraye si laisiyonu si iyokù ilu.

Awọn ohun elo jẹ ti olugbaja taara, ti o fun ọ ni anfani lati ṣe apẹrẹ lilo rẹ lati ba igbesi aye ẹni kọọkan mu. Olukọ ni idiyele owo kan ni ibatan pẹlu iyalo yii, eyiti o jẹ owo ayẹwo kirẹditi $20. Owo yii ni a san taara si iṣẹ ayẹwo kirẹditi nikan lẹhin ti a ti ṣe ayẹwo ohun elo rẹ ati pe o ti jẹ aprob.

Ipese alailẹgbẹ ni ọkan ninu awọn ile ti o ni itan-itan julọ ni SoHo, Residence 5W jẹ ile ti ina, iwọn, ati ipilẹ ti o tayọ. O jẹ anfani lati gbe ninu landmark ti n gbe ti o n tẹsiwaju lati ṣe apẹrẹ iwa ile-iyẹko ati aṣa ti New York City.

Welcome to 489 Broome Street, Residence 5W, a spectacular penthouse loft nestled in the heart of SoHo's Cast Iron Historic District. This luminous one bedroom, two bathroom home with a separate loft is a rare offering that captures the essence of authentic loft living while embracing a refined, contemporary renovation. With grand proportions, dramatic light, and carefully curated finishes, this residence is a study in scale and sophistication.

Spanning approximately 80 feet in depth, the apartment is defined by its soaring 13'8 ceilings, newly refinished hardwood floors, and oversized brand new north and south-facing windows that frame dynamic views of the city. Southern exposures provide a direct sightline to the Freedom Tower while multiple skylights invite sunlight to pour into the living spaces throughout the day. The dramatic great room easily accommodates living, dining, and entertaining with a sense of openness that only a true loft can provide. A loft above offers a flexible retreat, ideal as a home office or quiet lounge, perfectly perched beneath the skylights and open to the expanse below.

The renovated kitchen is a clean study in modern minimalism, featuring white cabinetry, stainless steel LG appliances, quartz countertops, and a striking black and white checkerboard floor that adds graphic contrast and personality. A waterfall breakfast bar invites casual meals and conversation, anchoring the kitchen in the rhythm of daily life. Both bathrooms have been tastefully updated with modern vanities and stone finishes, while the primary bedroom is tucked away for privacy, offering a walk-in closet with custom shelving. An in-unit washer and dryer, new lighting, new doors, hardware, and trim complete the thoughtful renovation.

This home is set within a landmark cast-iron building designed in 1873 by Jarvis Morgan Slade, a Beaux-Arts prodigy whose vision helped shape the SoHo we know today. With a prefabricated Doric facade cast by Jackson Bros. Iron Works, 489 Broome Street epitomized 19th-century industrial elegance and was originally conceived as a commercial palace for the fur trade. Over the decades, it evolved from a textile hub to an artist enclave, famously housing the Fischbach Gallery during the height of SoHo's art movement. The building was then fully restored and converted into residential lofts, preserving its historic exterior while introducing modern luxury within.

Residence 5W is one of only two homes on the penthouse level of this intimate seven-unit, elevator building. Perfectly positioned mid-block on Broome Street between Wooster Street and West Broadway, the address places you at the center of SoHo's most storied corridor. Surrounded by art galleries, designer boutiques, and some of downtown's most iconic restaurants-including Balthazar, Sadelle's, Lure Fishbar, and Raoul's-the neighborhood offers a lifestyle that is both vibrant and refined. Just moments from the R,W trains at Prince Street, the B,D,F,M and 6 at Broadway-Lafayette, and the C,E at Spring Street, the location pairs historic charm with seamless access to the rest of the city.

Utilities are obtained directly by the resident, allowing you to tailor your usage to suit your personal lifestyle. The landlord charges one fee in connection with this rental, which is a $20 credit check fee. This fee is paid directly to the credit reporting service only after your application has been reviewed and has otherwise been app

A rare offering in one of SoHo's most historically significant buildings, Residence 5W is a home of remarkable light, proportion, and provenance. It is an opportunity to live within a living landmark that continues to shape the architectural and cultural identity of New York City.