Bring your architect to this dramatic one of a kind loft with over 4,300 square feet, soaring 11-foot ceilings, south, north and west exposures on the complete sixth floor in a vibrant neighborhood.

Create mesmerizing entertaining spaces, a dream kitchen, multiple bedrooms, and bathrooms from a floor plate that is 86' x 56'-5". Filled with natural light from three exposures, and 7-foot tall, wall to wall windows.

Currently the floor plan has an elevator which opens onto a private landing but can open directly into the loft. The loft was divided into two spaces: living quarters and the other a working artists studio. The private apartment was the artist's home with a large living room, open kitchen, oversized bedroom, dressing room and full bath.The studio space consists of a huge artists studio, a tremendous entertaining area, with a kitchen, a home office, a guest bedroom and a full windowed bath.

Imagine living in a space where a world-renowned artist, Philip Pearlstein, painted. His art is in the permanent collections of many museums including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, MOMA and Whitney Museum of American Art.

Bring your vision and create your dream of your perfect home. This Art Deco building was built in 1925 and designed by Parker and Shaffer and is perfectly situated in Hudson Yards and the fashion district. A highly desirable neighborhood that has unique shopping, dining and entertaining experiences including: The Shops at Hudson Yards, Whole Foods, Equinox, and Peloton to name a few. The transportation options are endless with Moynihan Train Hall, and multiple subway lines within blocks. This cooperative allows 80% financing, has a 2% flip tax, and a monthly assessment of $3,000 until December 2024. Pets are welcome.

Please click on the link below to a CNN article on artists lofts gives insights to these spectacular and unique spaces: