Introducing 169 Spring Street #2B, an exceptionally chic and sophisticated triple-mint 2 bedroom/2.5 bath prewar loft, beautifully designed by AD100 architect Nate Berkus. This sprawling loft, in prime Soho, has 910 ceilings, large south-facing windows, an open chefs kitchen, separate dining, a luxurious primary suite with a show-stopping dressing room, central air, Waterworks fixtures and Bosch washer/dryer. Upon entering the loft, one is immediately taken by the grand scale of the expansive entertaining space. The elegant living room, with three 64 south-facing windows that usher in an abundance of sunlight, has striking steel and glass panels, separating it from the kitchen and dining area, creating the perfect setting for intimate or large gatherings. A built-in floor-to-ceiling white oak bookcase with a TV cabinet and classic library lights is a stunning focal point as is the white brick back wall. The state-of-the-art kitchen is clad in stylish white lacquer cabinets with brass handles and has marble countertops, an eye-catching green Moroccan tile backsplash and stainless appliances including a vented Wolf 6 burner stove, 48 Sub Zero refrigerator and Bosch dishwasher. The kitchen is anchored by a substantial white oak and marble island with storage and seating for 4. At the far end of the entertaining space is the leather banquette that wraps the corner and accommodates seating for 10. A hallway with cove lighting and beautiful antique wooden doors perfectly separates the public space from the bedrooms and houses the charming guest bath, spacious laundry closet and pretty second bath. The private primary suite has an impressive and commodious custom dressing room, offering multiple hanging closets and an abundance of shelving, and leads to the large en-suite bath with double sinks, double glass steam shower and a luxurious soaking tub. The second bedroom has a large outfitted closet and a full bath, beautifully finished with handmade mosaic tile floors, just outside. Built in 1898 and converted to co-op in 1979, 169 Spring Street is a boutique Neo-Greco style prewar co-op located in the landmarked SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District near popular spots such as Raouls, Little Prince, Sadelles, Laduree and Sugarfish as well as major transportation. The building features keyless door and elevator entry and video intercom security and the cooperative permits pets and pied-a-terre residences.