JUST LISTED--SOHO LOFT --The SOLITA 3B: This is downtown loft living at its finest — 1,830 SF of soaring, sun-drenched space in the iconic Solita Condominium, where SoHo, Nolita, and Little Italy beautifully collide. Your private, key-locked elevator opens directly into a gracious foyer, and from the moment you step in, the scale stops you. Eleven-foot ceilings stretch overhead, east and west light pours through oversized windows all day long, and the 28-foot great room unfolds before you — the kind of space that makes you want to throw a dinner party and never leave. This is what real New York loft living feels like. **The Home** • 1,830 SF full-floor loft with two oversized en-suite bedrooms + powder room plus a Nest-system central A/C. • 28' great room with custom wood built-ins, Lutron lighting & 65" flat-screen • Open kitchen: Viking range with vented hood, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, wine refrigerator & stone countertops • West-facing primary suite with electronic shades, three generous closets & a serene five-piece bath — soaking tub, dual-sink vanity, separate shower • 20' second bedroom with its own full bath and excellent storage • Private vented in-unit suburb-sized washer and dryer • Large storage cage included with purchase **The Building** • The Solita — born in 1911 as a light industrial loft in the heart of Little Italy, thoughtfully reimagined as boutique condominiums in 2001 • Just 18 residences, with a full-time porter who knows your name and accepts your packages • Video intercom/virtual doorman (for packages), private entrance on the quieter, more residential 221 Centre Street • Intimate rooftop access with open iconic city views — your own piece of the Manhattan skyline The building's story is part of its appeal. When the Solita was built in 1911, it rose alongside one of New York's great civic landmarks — the magnificent Beaux Arts Police Headquarters at 240 Centre Street and now home to some of downtown's most coveted residences, and the view from your windows carries that gorgeous structure and more than a century of New York history. **The Location** Step outside to one of the most coveted corners in downtown Manhattan. Balthazar, Rubirosa, Prince Street Pizza, Lure Fishbar, La Esquina, La Mercerie, Crosby Hotel Bar, and Fanelli Cafe are practically neighbors — with the boutiques of Prince, Spring, and Broadway rounding out the picture. Transit: 6 (Spring St) · N/Q/R/W (Prince St) · B/D (Grand St) · J/Z (Bowery) *"The current monthly common charge for 3B is $1127.36 and the current monthly assessment is $4222.60 (ends in October 2026) for thorough elevator maintenance. * The loft is the oasis you've been waiting for — in the vibrant neighborhood you've always wanted.