Centrally located in Noho, one of downtown Manhattan's most vibrant neighborhoods, the lofts at 738 Broadway are a triumphant example of classic cast-iron architecture skillfully reimagined for luxury living . Originally built in 1867 and known as The Broadway McKenna Building, it was used as a warehouse. Today, it has been restored and transformed, offering contemporary full-floor homes by architect Karl Fischer, and modern interior designs by Andres Escobar.

The Penthouse is nearly 2,400 square feet of interior living space plus a magnificent private 905 square foot rooftop terrace. Through direct elevator access, enter into a sprawling great room that measures 38' feet long by 21.6' wide, with beautiful wide-plank oak floors, soaring ceiling heights approaching 12 feet, and illuminated from above by two skylights. The focal point of the great room centers on a stunning floor to ceiling gas fireplace clad in white Calcutta marble, accentuated by custom LED cove lighting. Over-sized west facing windows allow for ample light and charming city views. The open kitchen boasts custom high-gloss wood cabinetry, quartz countertops, and top-of-the-line appliances by Wolf, Miele, and Sub-Zero, including a full size side-by-side refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher, espresso machine and wine refrigerator. The master bedroom features ambient LED cove lighting and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with overflowing Jacuzzi bathtub, separate Dream Light Rain Canopy enclosed shower, Calcutta gold marble, quartz vanity with dual sink and built-in television. The secondary bathroom is sleek in design featuring marble and white quartz finishes and fixtures by Graff and Danze. A state-of-the-art Crestron system provides added convenience; controlling audio (built in speakers are throughout including the roof terrace), electronic shades, and gas fireplace. A laundry room with full sized washer and dryer, three zones of central heating/cooling, and video security/virtual doorman complete this stellar loft home.