A Sophisticated SoHo Loft with Iconic Views This brilliantly reimagined loft at 14 Wooster Street pairs modern sophistication with the historic charm of SoHo's famed Cast-Iron District. Spanning approximately 3,800 square feet, the second-floor residence boasts three bedrooms, three full baths, and a breathtaking 40 feet of windows framing the cobblestoned beauty of Wooster Street. A keyed elevator opens to a private glass-enclosed vestibule with a dedicated walk-in closet, setting the stage for the home's elegant yet welcoming aesthetic. Inside, wide-plank oak floors and original exposed beams and columns echo the building's heritage, while sleek lacquered wood-paneled walls introduce a contemporary edge. The expansive living and dining areas offer a true loft atmosphere, enhanced by a separate glass-enclosed room ideal for a media lounge, home office, or additional bedroom. A stylish full bath off the living space features Nero Marquina marble floors and Bianco Dolomiti marble walls. The SieMatic kitchen is a chef's dream, outfitted with Gaggenau appliances, a 5-burner cooktop with fully vented hood, double ovens, wine storage, and generous counter space. Flannel gray lacquer cabinetry with nickel-plated hardware completes the refined, modern look. Two expansive bedroom suites occupy the rear of the home, each easily serving as a primary. One offers an intimate sitting room with a wood-burning fireplace, while the other showcases an oversized walk-in closet. Both include luxurious en-suite, five-fixture marble baths. Additional highlights include a private heating and cooling system, a large laundry room with a fully vented dryer and utility sink, new windows, and a Lutron-controlled lighting system with recessed fixtures and designer chandeliers. Built in 1903, 14-16 Wooster is a boutique, pet-friendly cooperative with just seven residences-an intimate and discreet retreat in the heart of Downtown. Perfectly positioned near the Canal Street and West Broadway corridors, you're moments from multiple subway lines (A/C/E, 1, J/Z, N/Q/R, 6), Citibike stations, and the scenic Hudson River Park.