169 Mercer Street #PH Manhattan, NY 10012

A SoHo loft with three exposures and a large skylight, 169 Mercer Street, PH is a top-floor residence on one of the neighborhood's best blocks. Spanning over 2,300 square feet, this two bedroom, two bathroom home offers a direct keyed elevator entry, gas fireplace, and exceptional closet space. The split bedroom layout, a rarity not typically afforded to classic lofts, is made by possible by the skylight in the living room, ensuring the apartment has natural light at all times of the day.

Enter the home directly from the elevator. As one of only six residential units in the building, the penthouse is private and quiet. The great room is spacious and affords a multitude of lounging and entertaining options. Bar seating in the kitchen allows for casual dining, while an adjacent dining table easily sits 8. The kitchen itself is well appointed with modern appliances, ample counter space, and plenty of storage.

The principal bedroom suite occupies the west end of the home. Located on the corner, with views that clear the adjacent buildings, the bedroom is grand and bright. The en suite bathroom has marble countertops, a soaking tub, and a separate steam shower. An enormous walk-in closet, plus a second auxiliary closet, is ideal for an extensive wardrobe.

The secondary bedroom is located on the east end of the apartment. Large windows overlook Mercer Street. There are three dedicated closets, along with an adjacent home office that has an additional walk-in closet. A second full bathroom is across the hall, encased by a semi-opaque decorative stone. Additional stone tiling on the floors, walls, and countertops creates a clean, chic space. This bathroom also houses a linen closet and stacked washer/dryer.

Completing the home is a Nest temperature control system; built-in surround sound; and a large deeded storage unit in the basement.

The Annapurna at 169 Mercer Street is a boutique, 6-unit co-operative on one of SoHo's most iconic blocks. The historic building dates back to 1896. Today, Mercer Street is the home to many of New York City's most exciting galleries, hotels, restaurants, and luxury retail experiences.