OPEN HOUSES BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! A rare and voluminous 1,125 square foot one-bedroom loft with 12-foot ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and one-and-a-half bathrooms, this thoughtfully reimagined luxurious residence blends industrial character with refined modern living within a historic boutique cooperative moments from Hudson River Park and some of the citys most celebrated dining. Upon entry, a moody foyer with a walk-in coat closet sets the tone. The Great Room opens dramatically beyond, where soaring beamed ceilings create a striking sense of volume. Anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, the space flows easily between living, dining, and kitchen areas, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The chefs kitchen centers on a quartz-clad island and features a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf range, and Cove dishwasher, along with a Brizo touch faucet and Restoration Hardware fixtures. A sleek bar with a dedicated wine refrigerator enhances the homes entertaining appeal. Just off the living space, a handsome powder room with textured wallpaper, a marble-topped vanity, and copper fixtures provides a sophisticated touch for guests. The primary suite offers king-sized proportions and a massive walk-in closet with integrated storage. The spa-like primary bath with heated floors is finished in Italian tile and includes generous storage, a rainfall shower with glass enclosure, and an oversized sink. A rare feature for Manhattan loft living, a discreet yet expansive attic provides exceptional additional storage. Wide-plank hardwood floors, custom millwork, an in-unit washer and dryer, and smart home integration, including Lutron lighting and motorized shades, are found throughout. Housed in The Bakery, an intimate pet-friendly 16-unit cooperative originally built in 1910 as an automobile garage and commercial bakery, the building blends historic character with modern convenience. Residents enjoy a newly renovated lobby, virtual doorman, package room, bicycle storage, and flexible ownership allowing subletting, gifting, and pied terre use. Located on the same block as Sullivan Street Bakery and moments from Hudson River Park, the Theater District, and the dining of Hells Kitchen, this home offers boutique loft living in one of Manhattans most vibrant waterfront neighborhoods.