A home of rare distinction, Residence 2W at 169 Spring Street is a meticulously reimagined 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath prewar loft, designed by AD100 architect Nate Berkus. Set in the heart of SoHo’s landmarked Cast Iron Historic District, this extraordinary residence is a study in refined elegance, where timeless architecture meets modern sophistication.

Soaring 9’10” ceilings and grand south-facing windows bathe the interiors in natural light, accentuating the timeless beauty of this meticulously curated space. The expansive living room is a statement of style and warmth, framed by 6’4” windows and a stunning floor-to-ceiling white oak bookcase with an integrated TV cabinet—an artful balance of form and function.

At the heart of the home, the chef’s kitchen is a masterpiece of design. Sleek white lacquer cabinetry with brass accents, honed marble countertops, and a striking green Moroccan tile backsplash create a striking visual contrast. State-of-the-art Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Bosch appliances ensure a seamless cooking experience, while a generous eat-in island flows into a custom leather banquette that elegantly wraps the corner, offering an inviting dining space for up to 10 guests. Thoughtfully placed steel-and-glass partitions provide definition while preserving the home’s open, airy flow.

The primary suite is a tranquil retreat, complete with a custom-designed dressing room offering abundant storage and impeccable organization. The spa-inspired en-suite bath is pure indulgence, featuring dual sinks, a glass-enclosed steam shower, and a deep soaking tub for the ultimate escape.

Set within an intimate Neo-Greco-style building, this rare offering presents the best of SoHo—an impeccably designed private haven just moments from the neighborhood’s world-renowned shopping, dining, and cultural institutions. A true collector’s piece in one of New York’s most coveted addresses.