Enjoy true open loft living in this former factory building, defined by nearly 12-foot ceilings and an expansive wall of four towering 7-foot tall windows, granting you a commanding view of Noho/Greenwich Village life. The generous vertical scale creates dramatic proportions and functionality, perfect... See more

Enjoy true open loft living in this former factory building, defined by nearly 12-foot ceilings and an expansive wall of four towering 7-foot tall windows, granting you a commanding view of Noho/Greenwich Village life. The generous vertical scale creates dramatic proportions and functionality, perfect for customizing your own designs and upgrading the space to your specifications. The layout flows with well-zoned living, dining, and work areas that invite creativity in layout. A bedroom wall can easily be installed to create a one bedroom (at least 10 other units in same line have done so, ask listing agent for photos). A sublime feature of the apartment is its enormous walk-in closet, thoughtfully designed with three tiers of hanging space, accommodating everything in a plentiful yet discerning wardrobe. There is also additional ceiling height that can be recaptured over the foyer, kitchen, secondary closets, and bathroom which can be used for storage or creating an even loftier vibe. Moreover, the apartment offers the rare possibility to install a washer and dryer, allowing you to craft a fully modern living experience without sacrificing loft character — a luxury in this setting. Pied e Terre is permitted. Co-purchase and parents buying for children is case by case. Pets are welcome for shareholders and there is an unlimited sublet policy after two years of ownership. Contact isting agent for details. 250 Mercer is a beautiful pre-war converted loft building featuring a 24 hour door-person, a live-in super, multiple laundry facilities on-site, resident roof-deck and courtyard. Centrally located within a few blocks of Washington Square Park, the building sits on the border of Greenwich Village, Noho, and Soho. Live in one of the most vibrant and desirable areas of Manhattan with easy access to extensive dining options, shopping, nightlife, and transportation. See less