This unforgettable SoHo loft with an NFT component is looking for a new owner

The NYC housing market has tens of thousands of homes available for sale, but only a few of them make you do a double-take. If you are someone who wants to live in a truly unique apartment, here is your chance. At 112 Prince Street in SoHo, this 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom co-op is unlike anything you have ever seen.

Upon entering this home, you will find a living room with oversized windows and floor-to-ceiling volumes that were crafted by artisans on site. The eat-in kitchen has uniquely-shaped cabinets, three sinks, and two half-fridges. However, the list of distinct details does not end here. One of the bedrooms comes with a deep soaking jacuzzi tub right next to the bed. There is also a home office and a towering library. 

The owner of this colorful home, conceptual artist Michael Smirnoff, has spent three years turning this property into an art piece. He and his wife Irina have lived here for 25 years and raised three kids. The listing describes this co-op as “one of the most singularly unique properties, not only in Soho, but in all of NYC”.

At 2,500 square feet, this loft occupies the second floor of a six-story building. The home was designed in collaboration with architect Stephen Wanta. Other authentic details include restored wooden-beam ceilings and cast iron columns that can be found all over the living and dining rooms.

The listing also comes with an NFT of the home. It will be a gift to the new owner, so they can forever remember this space as it is. This co-op appeared on the market for the first time in July 2021, asking $5.99. Now, it can be yours for $4 million. 

Resources:

“Unsellable Soho Loft Now Comes With an NFT,” by Zach Schiffman (Curbed, 2022)

“$6M Soho loft of artist Michael Somoroff is full of unique sculptures and strange geometry,” by Dana Schulz (6sqft, 2021)

“Price-slashed ‘work of art’ Soho spread now comes with NFT,” by Jennifer Gould (New York Post, 2022)