Rare, renovated and spectacular two-bedroom, two-bathroom loft custom designed by AD100 Studio Sofield in the iconic Manhattan Savings Institution circa 1891.

Just renovated and rarely lived in, a remarkable opportunity to lease this completely furnished home (Furnished for $25,000).

Semi-private landing, a proper foyer with gallery entrance leads into the Great Room of this home. With 11+ foot ceilings and 8 south-facing, oversized windows, the space is bright and exceptionally spacious. The second bedroom and adjacent second full bathroom are off to the left. Past the washer/dryer with bonus utility sink sits the tastefully, efficiently designed kitchen. The kitchen features a breakfast bar with top of the line stainless-steel appliances like the Wolf Stove with an exhaust fan above, Subzero refrigerator and wine cooler, and the Miele dishwasher.
The silent primary bedroom at the back of the apartment is blessed with two walk in-closets, an en-suite bathroom, and an adjacent sitting room for the perfect office, den or dressing room.

8E has hardwood flooring, 2 zones of central air conditioning, and 1800+ square feet of prewar charm. Renovated, designed and decorated by Bill Sofield.
Rich in history, the Manhattan Savings Institute (MSI) building was built in 1800s and converted in the 1980s to a residential cooperative. This prewar elevator building has 15 units and offers a day-time doorman, full-time super, and roof deck.

644 Broadway is located in the neighborhood of NoHo. Known for its historic architecture, MSI is one of the finest buildings among the landmarks. It is centrally located in Manhattan; one can enjoy the convenience of shopping right outside your doorstep and the best restaurants that the city has to offer. There is an Equinox, Whole Foods and Wegmans close by. Sorry, no pets permitted.