117 PRINCE ST 5C AT AMAZING PRICE!!!! Upon entering you're immediately struck by the care and attention that was taken to preserve the innate beauty of this magnificent turn-of-the-century, artist loft, all while it was re-imagined into a functional, modern space. Many of its original details were carefully restored, including white-washed brick walls with their arch detail still intact, vintage hardware and century-old thick beams and columns. Soaring 11-foot ceilings, open sight lines, a gracious flow and generously-sized rooms all contribute to a luxurious feeling of space, light and airiness. Sunshine pours into enormous double-hung windows, which anchor both ends of the loft. They frame quintessential Soho views of French and Italian Renaissance architecture and lush, green gardens. The Freedom Tower and the Jenga Building beckon beyond.

At almost 2,400 square feet, this sprawling loft is currently used as a 2-bedroom + office (see floor plan), but the enormous footprint allows for a variety of uses. The welcoming foyer leads directly into an expansive 50-foot long great room that's flooded with light. The living room and dining room flow together seamlessly and is the perfect entertaining space. The enormous, eat-in chef's kitchen is open to the dining room and features marble counters, a farmhouse sink, centre island, custom cabinetry and commercial-grade, high-end appliances. The three full designer baths are a stunning mix of marble, glass tile and stylish hardware. There is a dream steam shower, a bidet and claw foot tubs. The baths are at once thoroughly modern but filled with vintage touches, which honor the home's classic heritage.

Its many other features include central a/c, your own washer/dryer, gorgeous bleached white oak floors, amazing closet and storage space, custom millwork, curated light fixtures and sconces, beautiful French pocket doors, private storage in the basement, incomparably low maintenance and a key-locked elevator.

The Tri-Prince is an intimate, boutique co-op circa 1891 and converted by its artist/owners in 1971. This landmarked cast-iron building was formally a 19th century warehouse designed by the renowned architectural firm Cleverdon & Putzel. It retains its original, ornate French Renaissance details and is a destination for anyone who appreciates the storied history and rich architecture of old New York. You're in the heart of the historic Soho Cast-Iron District with all of the neighborhood's amazing restaurants and shops right outside your door. This combination of quality, history and location is rarely available and should not be missed. SORRY, NO DOGS.