As featured in the New York Times: This spacious loft is located in a historic 1905 building originally built for piano component manufacturing and later converted to residential use in 2007.
The unit offers approximately 1,981 square feet and features original maple hardwood floors, exposed Douglas Fir beams and posts, and true loft character throughout. The space reflects its industrial past, with visible markings from former manufacturing use.
The kitchen includes bamboo countertops and cabinetry, along with a new stove installed in 2024. There is also potential to incorporate the adjacent former freight elevator space, adding approximately 48 square feet.
Washer and dryer installation is permitted, with other units in the building already equipped. The unit also includes a private storage container in the basement measuring approximately 1,320 cubic feet.
The building has been well maintained, with a new roof completed in 2021, recent facade and parapet work, and updated mechanical systems. Additional features include an A97 energy rating, solar panels that help offset electricity costs, upgraded heating controls, and facade waterproofing completed in 2025.
Originally converted by an artist, the building has a strong creative community, with artwork displayed in the common areas, resident gatherings.
Located in the South Bronx, the property offers convenient access to public transportation, with the subway just two blocks away, as well as nearby restaurants and local amenities.