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117 Prince Street is a former warehouse in Soho converted to artists' lofts, featuring 16 units over 6 stories with historic details. The building offers amenities like key-locked elevator and laundry, and is located near shopping and dining in the heart of Soho.
117 Prince Street is a former warehouse in the Soho-Cast Iron Historic District, finished in 1895 and converted to artists' lofts in the 1970's. Situated between Greene Street and Wooster Street, the building contains 16 units and rises 6 stories. Apartments are rich in historic details like brick walls, arched entryways, exposed pipes, and high tin ceilings.
Residential amenities include key-locked elevator, video intercom, storage, and laundry room. Dogs are not permitted, but other pets are welcome. It is located in the heart of Soho near top shopping, Mercer Kitchen, and the legendary Fanelli's Cafe.
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