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Last week Real Housewives of New York star Bethenny Frankel listed her SoHo loft 476 Broadway, 4F with Noble Black, David Son and Erik Ternon for $6,995,000.
Reimagined full floor designer loft is now available at 476 Broadway in SoHo! Loft 4 is a stunning 4,000 square foot home with no details overlooked. Upon exiting from the key-locked elevator is a gracious entry foyer that leads to the open kitchen and the massive great room.
The sleek kitchen features a suite of integrated stainless steel appliances with lacquer finished cabinetry anchored by a central island with book matched waterfall marble countertop that comfortably seats four. Adjacent to the kitchen and open dining area is the formal living area equipped with a custom marble and stone clad bar – perfect for entertaining. The great room is further elevated with its 11-foot ceilings and oversized windows that truly defines a SoHo loft.
Beyond the main living space is the media room with a concealed wet bar that provides the ultimate level of comfort through the soothing tonal colors from the stained oak millwork to the cream marble accent wall with a decorative fireplace. A home office with an en-suite bathroom and the laundry room complete the area.
The primary suite is truly sublime with a multitude of custom elements found throughout. The generously proportioned bedroom features a built-in headboard with ample room for an additional sitting area. Take reprieve in the meticulously designed primary bath with double vanities, medicine cabinets that stretch wall-to-wall, a separate shower and an oversized free-standing soaking tub. Additional touches include a customized walk-in closet and a beauty room. The well-proportioned secondary bedroom comes equipped with a customized wardrobe and additional city quiet windows. Currently configured as a two-bedroom home, the loft can easily accommodate four bedrooms.
The residence has been thoughtfully redesigned with modern upgrades such as integrated sound system, central AC, custom lighting and motorized shades. The refinished floors, exposed pipes and original columns maintain the SoHo loft aesthetic.
476 Broadway is a boutique condominium located centrally in SoHo. The building features a newly installed video intercom system, full-time super and a beautiful common rooftop terrace. Neighborhood amenities include close proximity to shopping, eateries and transportation.
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