First, youll notice the restored, richly detailed cast iron faade of the 1874 Greene Street building, which is part of the longest continuous run of cast iron buildings anywhere in the world. Upon entering the loft directly from an automatic key locked elevator, your first impression is space, light and perfect proportions: 11' 6" ceiling, 34' 6" interior width, 81 length, 2,775 sq. ft. Then youll notice the sense of balance that comes from huge loft windows on three sides: five east for a full-width, morning-facing, street side exposure, two north, and three west, all with architectural and Soho views. The loft has two baths, two large, separated bedrooms; a third windowed room could easily be added. Washer and dryer are in their own laundry room. The original wide plank pine flooring is in excellent condition, currently painted. Six yellow pine columns (easily revealed) uphold a massive 12" x 12" exposed rough hewn wood center beam, running almost the full length of the loft. The gratifying quality and sense of space have been deeply appreciated by a long line of six highly accomplished architects who have owned or currently own and live here. The ten-unit coop is well organized, well run, has a residential C. of O. and a prime location between Prince and Houston Streets. Its time to come home to the loft youve been looking for. $300,000 PRICE DROP!