SoHo loft with exposed brick

There are SoHo lofts, and then there is 45 Crosby. Situated on the cobblestoned stretch of Crosby Street — one of Manhattan’s most photogenic blocks — Apartment 6A delivers the full SoHo fantasy without compromise. Twelve-foot ceilings soar above original exposed brick walls and cast-iron columns that date to the building’s 1887 industrial origins. Floor-to-ceiling south-facing windows flood the space with extraordinary light and frame unobstructed views toward Tribeca and beyond. The open living and dining area is genuinely expansive — large enough for a full dining table, a proper seating area, and a dedicated workspace without crowding. The chef’s kitchen features a six-burner range, waterfall stone counters, and a peninsula that seats four. The primary bedroom is separated from the second bedroom by a central gallery hallway, offering excellent privacy. Both bathrooms have been renovated with Waterworks fixtures and honed marble tile. In-unit washer/dryer, ample closet storage, and a full-time doorman round out the package. The shared roof deck delivers skyline views that put most Manhattan penthouses to shame. A/C/E/J/Z/N/Q/R/W subway lines are all within two blocks. Pets welcome